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Kentucky governor helps dedicate Disaster ReBuilders’ latest home in Dawson Springs

Photo: Fuller Center Disaster ReBuilders Director Bart Tucker presents a Bible to homeowner Eliza Watts at Wednesday’s dedication.

Kentucky governor helps dedicate Disaster ReBuilders’ latest home

DAWSON SPRINGS, Kentucky — Zack Russell and Eliza Watts had been living in a camper ever since a tornado destroyed their home and countless others in December of 2021. Tonight, however, they have a safe, solid roof over their heads once again. Kentucky Gov. Andy Beshear was on hand Wednesday to help dedicate the latest new home build by the Fuller Center Disaster ReBuilders, bringing a bright media spotlight to the good work the group continues to do for tornado victims still trying to rebuild their lives.

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