Flood Recovery Efforts Expand in Frankfort, Shepherdsville Amid Community Damage

In Frankfort, Kentucky, residents are beginning the arduous task of cleaning up after severe flooding from the Kentucky River, which has finally receded below flood stage. Many homes and businesses, including churches, faced extensive damage, with reports of mud and debris covering floors and personal belongings. Community members and volunteers are helping each other, with efforts supported by the city and FEMA to provide assistance and dumpsters for cleanup. Local churches, such as the Journey Christian Church and First Baptist Church, are also affected but remain committed to serving their communities despite the setbacks. The cleanup process is expected to take time, as homeowners and church leaders assess the damage and begin restoration efforts. The spirit of community support is strong, with many expressing gratitude for the help they are receiving during this challenging period.