Elizabethton doing its part to provide hurricane relief

By the time you read this, Michael Jones, Sammy Combs, Chris Mosley, Matthew Tayor and David Grindstaff (left to right) will have taken four Electric Department work trucks to Myrtle Beach to assist in recovery efforts in the wake of Hurricane Dorian.

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