Flooding in Tennessee
Posted by Deborah at 5/4/2010 11:38 AM 
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Categories: To Go, In the Village, Old Country Store, Songwriter's Depot, Casey Jones Museum, The Shoppes, In the News, Events and Premieres, Live Music
Posted May 9th, 2010: We are so thankful for Mothers. We are open today until 9 pm serving our delicious Sunday buffet for only $10.99 as we do each week from 11 am to 9 pm. We also have a sweet treat as a gift for each Mom today (Sunday) while supplies last.
It has only been a few days since the tragic flooding here in Jackson and across West Tennessee and our great state. We ask you to please remember those affected by the storms and encourage you to give if you can to http://redcrossjac.org/DonationsFinances.htm. Our local chapter of the Red Cross is working tirelessly as always helping those in need. Thank you!
Posted May 5th, 2010: The damage assessment continues but it is in the millions for our area and I am sure in the billions for our great State.
Posted May 4th, 2010: People from all over the world read our website which is wonderful. Wanted to give you and the American visitors to our website an update from the flooding you probably saw in the news. We are very thankful to have not sustained any flooding in Casey Jones Village. Our heart goes out to all the many people in West and Middle Tennessee who have suffered greatly because of the flooding and storms. Please continue to remember everyone from the Mississippi River to Jackson and Nashville and all points in between.
To read more about the recent devastation from the weekend flooding visit our local newspaper's website at www.jacksonsun.com . For Nashville news visit www.tennessean.com. It is so sad to see Nashville's most famous sites flooded. Please pray for the people of Tennessee during this difficult time. We will recover but it will take a long time.
It has only been a few days since the tragic flooding here in Jackson and across West Tennessee and our great state. We ask you to please remember those affected by the storms and encourage you to give if you can to http://redcrossjac.org/DonationsFinances.htm. Our local chapter of the Red Cross is working tirelessly as always helping those in need. Thank you!
Posted May 5th, 2010: The damage assessment continues but it is in the millions for our area and I am sure in the billions for our great State.
Posted May 4th, 2010: People from all over the world read our website which is wonderful. Wanted to give you and the American visitors to our website an update from the flooding you probably saw in the news. We are very thankful to have not sustained any flooding in Casey Jones Village. Our heart goes out to all the many people in West and Middle Tennessee who have suffered greatly because of the flooding and storms. Please continue to remember everyone from the Mississippi River to Jackson and Nashville and all points in between.
To read more about the recent devastation from the weekend flooding visit our local newspaper's website at www.jacksonsun.com . For Nashville news visit www.tennessean.com. It is so sad to see Nashville's most famous sites flooded. Please pray for the people of Tennessee during this difficult time. We will recover but it will take a long time.
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