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McLoud community comes together to evacuate nursing center residents during wildfires

March 27, 2025
Community, Newsletter-Late-Week, Uncategorized

Photo Credit: Courtesy/Mayor Daniel McClure

Kim Morava The Shawnee News-Star kimberly.morava@news-star.com When heavy winds fueled wildfires and fears around the state March 14, the community of McLoud came together to…

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