K-State students volunteer to rebuild Greensburg
Story by Annette Lawless
7:46 p.m. Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Greensburg, KS — About 30 K-State students volunteered to clean up Greensburg over the weekend.
The students volunteered in the community as a part of their history class.
Students helped tear down buildings and cut down trees that were damaged by the tornado last year.
K-State students aren’t the only ones helping out Greensburg. Tune into 49 News at 6 tomorrow to find out what big gift KU students are offering their community.
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