A tornado hit a Mississippi town nearly 2 years to the day after a deadly twister outbreak. The only home it damaged was the emergency management director's.

On March 24, 2023, an EF-4 tornado swept through Rolling Fork, Mississippi, as part of a larger twister outbreak throughout the state and Alabama. More than a dozen people were killed in the town alone.

On Sunday, just ahead of the two-year mark, the Sharkey County Emergency Management Director Frank Eason attended a commemorative event for the grim occasion when another twister touched down. 

This time only one home was reported to be damaged — Eason's.