Cleanup efforts continue in Watauga County. Residents there have a long road to recovery ahead.Volunteers are coming together to help those in need of water, food and other necessities.There is a supply shop set up at Watauga High School for residents to come pick up what they need.”There are a lot of roads around us washed out, and bridges to homes are missing,” said one local resident. “People are stranded. It’s the worst I’ve ever seen.””I went down to the Walmart area on Saturday and it was pretty distressing,” said volunteer Jack Wordy. “They lost a lot down there in that area.”The community is coming together in the wake of the devastation.”It’s catastrophic,” said Meat Camp resident Will Bryan. “But we’re still blessed to be among the living.”Cleanup efforts are just beginning in the Meat Camp community of Watauga County.”We are a pretty tight-knit community up here,” said Bryan.Flood waters …
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