Postal workers help Mississippi town start to return to normalcy after deadly tornado
The town's post office may not have a roof anymore, but that wasn't stopping mail carriers in Rolling Fork, Mississippi, from doing what they could to help the community return to some semblance of normalcy after a destructive tornado.
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