Officials said it will be years before some things return to somewhat normalcy and even then, it will not be the same.

If you think you would qualify for assistance, you can visit the Kentucky Career Center website or call 502-875-0442.

“The days of boiling water in Buckhorn are over,” said Rep. Hal Rogers.

Plans were announced Thursday for the 2022 Fall Trail Ride in Knott County, with one very special guest.

Several country music stars were on hand Monday evening for the Appalachia Rises: Come Hell or High Water flood benefit telethon at the Mountain Arts Center in Prestonsburg.

On the one month anniversary of the deadly flooding that swept through several Eastern Kentucky counties, musicians from across Kentucky and the country will join together to raise funds for those affected.

The full House passed the bill unanimously. The full Senate passed it 35 to 1.

“Appalachia Rises” will support the ARH Foundation Fund for Flood Relief and the Foundation for Appalachian Kentucky Crisis Fund.

Miller encouraged flood victims to sign up for the crisis clean-up program so more organizations like the HDA can help with long-term recovery.

On Thursday, former United Nations Ambassador, Kelly Knight Craft, was at the Jackson Walmart helping children who were impacted by the flooding.