Sherry Hills
October 8, 2024 | By Aspen Gengenbacher, MRN Content Creator
QUINCY — Two semi-trucks are on the road following a successful campaign to collect donations for flood victims in North Carolina on Sunday afternoon. The drive was held in the Sam’s Club parking lot at 700 N. 54th Street. Bottled water, diapers and food items were some of the most commonly donated items. Several bags…
Read Full Article ‘We’re all that somebody’: Two local people collecting items for hurricane victims in North Carolina
October 5, 2024 | By Aspen Gengenbacher
QUINCY — Two local people are collecting items this weekend to benefit the victims of widespread flooding in North Carolina after last week’s Hurricane Helene, with plans to deliver them next week. Realtor Sherry Hills saw images and videos of people trapped in attics and on rooftops and thought somebody ought to do something about…
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