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6 & 10 p.m. anchor at NBC 5 in DFW. News junkie. Olympics nerd. Dog dad. Occasionally broadcast from my garage. M-I-Z!
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The Guadalupe River one year after the flood

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By Brian Curtis Verified
| KXAS-TV (Fort Worth, TX) Verified
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One year after Texas floods: Pastor reflects on healing along Guadalupe River

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By Brian Curtis Verified
| KXAS-TV (Fort Worth, TX) Verified
One year after the devastating flooding along the Guadalupe River, signs of recovery can be seen throughout the community. But while physical rebuilding continues, emotional healing remains an ongoing journey for many families. NBC 5’s Brian Curtis spoke with Pastor David Payne, who has spent the past year helping people cope with loss, grief and the long road to recovery after the disaster.
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How the Hill Country is working to make future floods less deadly

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By Brian Curtis Verified
| KXAS-TV (Fort Worth, TX) Verified
One year after the devastating Hill Country flooding, new warning systems, weather stations and river gauges are being added to improve flood alerts. Officials say the work is ongoing but believe the community is safer today than it was a year ago. NBC 5’s Brian Curtis has more.
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