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Pepperdine Alumni Multi Media Journalist at WHNT
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Veterans find healing on Lake Guntersville

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By Carolyn Kimball Verified
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GUNTERSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — As summer temperatures rise across North Alabama, many people are heading to Lake Guntersville to cool off and unwind. For a group of local veterans, time on the water offers something even more meaningful: relief, healing and connection. Army veteran Mike Geissler and Air Force veteran Jeff Martin dedicated more than five decades of service between them to the military. Now, they say the lake has become a refuge.
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Veterans find healing on Lake Guntersville Original

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By Carolyn Kimball Verified
| WHNT-TV (Huntsville, AL) Verified
GUNTERSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — As summer temperatures rise across North Alabama, many people are heading to Lake Guntersville to cool off and unwind. For a group of local veterans, time on the water offers something even more meaningful: relief, healing and connection. Army veteran Mike Geissler and Air Force veteran Jeff Martin dedicated more than five decades of service between them to the military. Now, they say the lake has become a refuge.
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Huntsville family seeks action after close-call crash Original

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By Carolyn Kimball Verified
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HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WHNT) — A Huntsville family is calling for traffic reform after a truck crashed into their yard over the weekend, coming dangerously close to their infant daughter’s bedroom. “We were both asleep and we just heard a loud screech outside and then a bang,” Jennie Williams said. Jennie and Isaiah Williams said they woke up Saturday morning to find a truck that had raced down Russell Avenue had lost control and crashed into their yard.
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