#ef-4

After taking a look back at my previous Milwaukee Road Little Joe Drawing I made back in July 2021, I have decided to remaster it as I felt that my old drawing was kind of outdated given the experience I've been gaining over the years as a freelance artist. On the left is my new drawing and on the right is my old drawing

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"Big Freeze, Big Electrics"

Following an Arctic Blast that sent a snowstorm over Idaho's Bitteroot Mountains, Milwaukee Road EF-4 "Little Joes" No. E70, E72, and SD45 No. 4000 lead an eastbound freight out of tunnel No. 31 and through the region in the midst of a light snowfall. After its retirement at the end of electric operations in June 1974, the E70 was preserved and now stands on static display at Deer Lodge, Montana.

There are 11 confirmed fatalities in Mississippi following Sunday's severe weather that left dozens of homes destroyed and over 70,000 without power.

PEARL, Miss. (WXXV) — There are 11 confirmed deaths and multiple injuries throughout the state due the severe weather that hit Mississippi on Sunday, according to emergency management officials.

Counties Reporting Fatalities:

Carroll – 1 Fatality

Jefferson Davis – 4 fatalities

Jones – 2 fatalities

Lawrence – 2 fatalities

Panola – 1 Fatality

Walthall – 1 fatality

There are currently more than…

“Goodbye Mama,’ Tornado Victim Sends Final Text Before Meeting His Fate”

    VILONIA, AR — Some of the April 27 tornado victims may have never had the chance to say goodbye. One young man, however, when fear set in as he waited out the storm in a bathroom, had the chance to send one final message to his mother. It’s something she’ll hold on to forever.

“First he said mama, I’m so scared,” said Regina Wood, Jeffrey Hunter’s mom.

All Wood could think to do was tell her…

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Megan Roche Staff Writer @MeganAnne2013

  Tornados were roaring towards Jeffrey Hunter’s apartment and he knew that this was the end. Hunter did one last thing before his tragic death, he texted his mother his goodbyes.

Jeffrey Hunter was a senior at University of Central Arkansas, hiding in a bathroom in Vilonia, Arkansas when he texted his mom, who lived 20 miles away.

“First…