Ky. - On the surface, things are back to normal at Pendleton County High School, once used for weeks as a shelter after the March flood.
Students laugh, run and tease each other in the halls.
Teachers holler after them to slow down. But in classrooms, on the walls and inside the hearts of many, there are permanent reminders of the natural disaster that turned this school into an emergency shelter and turned this rural town upside down. Created by 30 students between April and June, the mosaic is an emotional picture of the flood's devastation and the good works that have transpired. Students already had planned to create a large mural, but when the flood hit, their plans changed. Some had been in the flood, some knew people that had.