HOUSTON (AP) – Residents of the Texas Gulf Coast celebrated Thanksgiving in any way they can almost three months after Hurricane Harvey slammed into the region.
Some people are gathered at churches that have helped people displaced by the storm get meals. Others went to annual events like Houston’s “Super Feast.”
George and Arva Dorsey’s home remains gutted, so they won’t be able to serve their normal 18-dish meal this holiday. They considered whether to eat at a restaurant or at the home of a friend who took them in.
Arva Dorsey says she’s trying to keep her head up and maintain her faith in God.
Harvey killed more than 80 people and damaged at least 200,000 homes.
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