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High winds were being blamed Wednesday for dropping trees and power lines in the Lancer community of Prestonsburg
High winds were being blamed Wednesday for dropping trees and power lines in the Lancer community of Prestonsburg.
High winds were being blamed Wednesday for dropping trees and power lines in the Lancer community of Prestonsburg.
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High winds were being blamed Wednesday for dropping trees and power lines in the Lancer community of Prestonsburg.

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