
Miami County Rallies for Hillsdale Tornado Victims
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Victory Chevrolet and GMC in Paola-Osawatomie launch a donation drive for Hillsdale, Kansas, tornado victims, collecting essentials like water, food, diapers, and cleaning supplies. With deep local roots, staff push for community support, aiming to fill trucks and deliver aid on Friday. This neighborly effort exemplifies Kansas resilience and unity in crisis.
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Kansas City News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Miami County Rallies for Hillsdale Tornado Victims. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Communities around Miami County are rallying to support Hillsdale, Kansas after a brutal tornado tore through. Victory, Chevrolet and GMC and Paiola, Osawatomi kicked off a donation drive, loading up GMC canyon pickups with supplies for storm victims. They're teaming up with giving hope, a Kansas City non-profit, to collect water, shelf stable food, diapers, cleaning items, toiletries, and, more basically, anything folks can spare to help rebuild lives. Dealership manager Daniel States explained they already feed hundreds weekly from car sales proceeds, but this hits close to home since Hillsdale's. Right in their backyard, staff with deep local roots push the effort, saying it's about standing with neighbors in tough times. Plans call for filling as many trucks as donations allow, with delivery set for Friday, swing by three, two, five, seven, five, old KC road in Paiola to drop off goods, they'll haul whatever the community brings. This kind of neighborly hustle shows how everyday folks turn crisis into comeback, keeping
Kansas strong one truckload at a time. Kansas News today, powered by AI bringing you what matters.
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