Limestone Co. students fill Ford truck with donations

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The donations will go to families in the Coxey and Clements communities.

LIMESTONE COUNTY, AL (WAFF) -

A group of Limestone County students filled a Ford truck with donations for tornado victims.

They collected all kinds of items Saturday afternoon, from clothing to cleaning products. The donations will go to families in the Coxey and Clements communities.

A group of students in Rogersville also pitched in. They collected items Saturday as well, and filled a second truck with donations.

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