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 By  Michael Hansberry Published 
11:10 am Tuesday, May 3, 2011

Photos: Anderson Hills

Anderson Hills subdivision in Harvest.

Anderson Hills in Harvest no longer resembles the subdivision it once was.

Winds from the Wednesday, April 27 storm tore some homes to pieces, knocked over trees and scattered debris over the neighborhood, leaving several families displaced.  Since then, a slew of volunteer organizations have given their time to help out in with the relief effort.

Click here to see photos of Anderson Hills.

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