

Floods strike new blow in place that has known hardship


By BRUCE SCHREINER, ANDREW SELSKY and DYLAN LOVAN, Associated Press JACKSON, Kentucky (AP) — Evelyn Smith lost everything in the deadly floods that devastated eastern Kentucky, saving only her grandson's muddy tricycle. But she's not planning to leave the mountains that have been her home for 50 years. Like many families in this dense, forested region of hills, deep valleys and meandering streams,