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Emergency management director Bruce Clements spoke at the Williamson County press conference on July 7.

Updated: Crews recover third flood victim in Williamson County

By Katlynn Fox, Anna Maness

Search and rescue crews recovered the body of the third missing flood victim in Williamson County on July 8.

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