After closing because of the deadly July 4 flood, a handful of summer camps near the Guadalupe River have reopened — including a camp for children and adults with disabilities that welcomed 89 ...

Texas mom Lindsey Roberson's daughters were evacuated from Camp Mystic in the July 4 floods, but it was Roberson, her son, Jack, and her husband, Phillip, who had to survive their own ordeal back ...

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All 400 people at the all-boys camp survived, even as they watched one of their cabins float away in the rushing river. But 5 miles downriver at Camp Mystic, 28 campers and counselors were killed.

At least two summer camps in the Texas Hill Country have invited campers back after sustaining little to no damage from the flood. Other camps are still combing through the rubble.

Deadly downpours hit Texas, United States with a death toll from the catastrophic floods reaching at least 96 people.

In a letter to the Texas Hill Country, the man said he was "praying for all of you affected by the floods and especially those little girls at Camp Mystic." ...

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The news of the deadly floods in Texas began to trickle in. Specifically, the floods that wiped away Camp Mystic, an all girls “christian” camp, killing 28 young campers and counselors.

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At least two summer camps in the Texas Hill Country have invited campers back after sustaining little to no damage from the flood.