Of the week in just a few minutes. Allyson many people in the dark. Just over 3,700 people are without power in greenville. In spartanburg, 3,500. In anderson, there are over 1000. In rutherford, also over 1000 customers without power. Geoff today will be a busy day for cleanup in the carolinas. Severe weather blanketed the carolinas yesterday. Really the wind that created most of the damage left behind. Wyff news 4s aly myles with a look at some of the damage live from west main street in spartanburg. Aly it is still very cold and very windy this morning. The wind was so bad yesterday. It was breaking limbs and ripping roof tops from buildings. That roof has completely crushed it is hard to see where it started from the beginning. Yesterday. Three businesses inside it were open at the same time. An Insurance Agent who insures that building happened to witness the destruction. Sitting at the stop sign, all of the sudden a gust of wind hit the roof and i watched it blow off and then a p
Be breezy. We have mostly sunny conditions to the full or two in the upstate. 41 will feel colder. We take a look at live super doppler 4 hd, the weather visory continues for the mountains where we have seen some flurries overnight. Wind advisories to the south. Still very windy today. A few flurries in the mountains early and that will change over to a rainsnow mix. Youll want to check our website, www. Wyff4. Com, for any reports of delays across Western North carolina because of that. Low 40s a breeze at 14 to 20plus to make it feel cooler. Is going to hang with us a while today. 52 in greenville, spartanburg will. Asheville, low 40s best today. Well talk more about the rest of the week in just a few minutes. Allyson today will be a busy day for cleanup in the carolinas. Severe weather blanketed the carolinas yesterday. But its the wind that created most of the damage left behind. Take a look at this damage on west main street in spartanburg. Three businesses were open at the time.
KENEFICK ACTIVITIES CLUB
(The following is an account from Reporter Iva Votaw on her perspective of small-town life in Kenefick, Texas, since 1967. She quite pleasantly relates not only her personal feelings but also the cohesive spirit of Kenefick Activities Club and all that they have accomplished and continue to do since the creation of the club.)
Kenefick is a small community located five miles north of Dayton, Texas. It has beautiful little hills with lots of pine trees and you cross three little creeks if you travel to Kenefick from Dayton.
I moved to Kenefick in March of 1967. It was a quiet community with friendly neighbors and there was one little store run by Maggie Simmons and her son, Gordon and his wife, Clarabelle. Everyone knew you by your first name, and if they didn’t, they would make it a point to get to know it. We had party lines and everyone knew what was going on in the community. Sometimes, you had to wait your turn if you were on an eight-party line. I wa