Screen. 5744 LMPD and cleanup efforts will continue this weekend. A tornado touched down in West Louisville on July 4th, the National Weather Service confirmed an EF 1 tornado touched down in the Parkland area. Trees fell on homes, and many roofs and siding are damaged. Several crews helped repair homes today, and neighbors say local organizations and churches also stepped in. I think God was a gentleman. I’m a member of the Tennessee River. And they all have good pastors. They looked after me, checked on me, called me. I’m glad he and everyone else is safe. Governor Andy Beshear and Mayor Craig Greenberg toured the dam.
Temporary food pantry opens in Parkland for tornado victims
Updated: July 8, 2024, 4:52 PM EDT
A temporary food pantry is providing relief after an EF-1 tornado hit Louisville. Watch footage of the storm’s damage in the player above. A tornado ripped through the area on the afternoon of July 4th. The Parkland neighborhood on the city’s west side bore the brunt of the damage. Dare to Care, a local food bank, said the tornado came within a mile of their community kitchen. On Tuesday, they will use it to help anyone affected. The food pantry will open at 2 p.m. No closing time was given. They hope to provide food, including fresh produce, and connect affected families to future support. The Dare to Care Community Kitchen is located at 1200 S. 28th St. Another tornado struck Harrison County, Indiana, about 30 miles west of Louisville that day.
Louisville, Kentucky —
A temporary food pantry is providing relief after an EF-1 tornado hits Louisville.
Check out footage of the storm’s damage in the player above.
A tornado struck the area on the afternoon of July 4th, with the Parkland neighborhood on the city’s west side bearing the brunt of the damage.
Dare to Care, a local food bank, said the tornado came within a mile of its community kitchen and will be using it Tuesday to help those affected.
The food pantry will open at 2 p.m. No closing time has been announced.
They hope to provide food, including fresh produce, to help affected families in the future.
Dare to Care Community Kitchen is located at 1200 S. 28th St.
That same day, another tornado touched down in Harrison County, Indiana, about 30 miles west of Louisville.
