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Carse Crews loads belongings from the Stonewall Senior Citizens Center into a pickup Sunday after stormwater poured through the building’s exposed roof. More than 50 volunteers helped empty nearly the entire center, clearing the way for restoration work expected to take four to six months. PHOTO BY MARK MARTINEZ

Carse Crews loads belongings from the Stonewall Senior Citizens Center into a pickup Sunday after stormwater poured through the building’s exposed roof. More than 50 volunteers helped empty nearly the entire center, clearing the way for restoration work expected to take four to six months. PHOTO BY MARK MARTINEZ

Rain Pours In, Aspermont Turns Out: Storm damages Stonewall Senior Citizens Center as Aspermont rallies to help

Jeff Hurt, Editor Double Mountain Chronicle
Thursday, July 23, 2026
Storm damages Stonewall Senior Citizens Center as Aspermont rallies to helpMore than 50 volunteers help empty the damaged center after heavy rain pours through its exposed roof; repairs could take four to six monthsAs floodwaters swept across parts of the Texas Hill Country on July 16, once again...