Tornado Recovery Effort Is Ongoing Residents Stiill Need Help with Cleanup {Cption} 1. Morris News Service Lawson Tankersley Cuts Limbs From the Top of a Large Pine Tree On Camellia Drive in Thomson. The City's Mayor Praised Local Charities for Helping Quickly. 2. Morris News Service ; Lisa Lazier Works to Remove Flooring in Her Home On Magnolia Drive in Thomson. Three Weeks After the Storm, the Home Is Still Without Power, and Most of the Roof Is Covered by a Blue Tarp. Ms. Lazier Is Doing Much of the Initial Interior Work Herself.

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THOMSON - The house and yard still have the distinct smell of pine, but the hum of activity around Lisa Lazier's Magnolia Drive property in Thomson now only comes from one person.

Three weeks after the 125 mph winds of a tornado tossed trees on her house and cars, Ms. Lazier is struggling to continue the cleanup and rebuilding effort - nearly on her own.

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Tornado Recovery Effort Is Ongoing Residents Stiill Need Help with Cleanup {Cption} 1. Morris News Service Lawson Tankersley Cuts Limbs From the Top of a Large Pine Tree On Camellia Drive in Thomson. The City's Mayor Praised Local Charities for Helping Quickly. 2. Morris News Service ; Lisa Lazier Works to Remove Flooring in Her Home On Magnolia Drive in Thomson. Three Weeks After the Storm, the Home Is Still Without Power, and Most of the Roof Is Covered by a Blue Tarp. Ms. Lazier Is Doing Much of the Initial Interior Work Herself.

The storm did $56,000 worth of damage to her home - the repair is covered by insurance - but readying...

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