Rolling the dice
Secoy puts money on 30-day window for government flood insurance policy ROLLING FORK — Clark Secoy’s family has owned the City Package Store on Delta Street in Rolling Fork since the 1960s. On May 20, the store got its first flood insurance policy. Secoy also bought flood coverage for his home, but not for the [...]
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