Laurel County family marks 20 years since Flight 5191 loss with new memorial efforts
Two decades after the Flight 5191 crash, the son of one passenger in Laurel County is renewing efforts to keep his father’s legacy in public view.
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Two decades after the Flight 5191 crash, the son of one passenger in Laurel County is renewing efforts to keep his father’s legacy in public view.
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