Floodwaters surged through La Salle County, swallowing roads and homes near the Nueces River, leaving families like the cancer-stricken Narvais couple stranded for days. With two feet of water invading their neighborhood — worse than any flood in decades — they faced unimaginable loss. Yet amid the devastation, community resilience shone through, fueled by early warnings from neighbors and officials, and a powerful reminder: material things can be replaced, but people can’t. Governor Abbott commended local leaders for their proactive response, underscoring how preparedness and solidarity are turning tragedy into a path toward recovery.
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