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Beth Peak

Verified
Houston
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Storyteller. Phojo. Craft editor. Producer. Rule breaker. {Insert lots of awards here}. Constant creative thinker. Podcast producer. Peloton-er.
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After the Storm: The flood that changed the Hill Country

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By Andrea Slaydon, Beth Peak Verified
| KPRC-TV (Houston, TX) Verified
Hunt – Nearly a year after catastrophic flooding devastated parts of the Texas Hill Country, signs of recovery are everywhere. Homes are being rebuilt. Businesses are reopening. Communities are finding ways to move forward. But for many who lived through the disaster, the memories remain as vivid as ever.
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The heartbeat of Hunt: Why rebuilding the Hunt store means rebuilding a community

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By Beth Peak Verified, Andrea Slaydon
| KPRC-TV (Houston, TX) Verified
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‘There was nobody out here. It was me.’: First responder recalls day the flood hit Hunt

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By Andrea Slaydon, Beth Peak Verified
| KPRC-TV (Houston, TX) Verified
Hunt – When Sgt. Tyler Cottonware woke up before dawn that morning, he expected a busy day. The City of Kerrville Police sergeant had plans to work the Fourth of July festivities. He knew it had rained overnight. He knew flooding was possible. What he didn’t know was that within hours he would find himself rescuing people from rooftops, pulling survivors from floodwaters, and helping coordinate a mass casualty response in his hometown. “I woke up at about 3:45,” Cottonware recalled.
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