We have strong commitments for sponsors for eight to 10 houses in 2006 but our current inventory of lots is only six at this moment.

We have talked to the (Maury County Habitat for Humanity) board president and he said there was no problem with us building there. We could easily build three houses on that property.

A large number of houses have been unroofed.

My uncle works in the prison, so he's still there and he said a lot of the houses are straight. My sister's house had a tree fall on it, but it didn't do too much damage. It's nothing we can't rebuild. You can't replace a life, but you can replace the houses and the fences.

Commonly and historically groups (of illegal aliens) of this size are found in houses or trailers ... to have 65 aliens in a grain silo is unusual.

I like old houses. There is nothing like this in Montgomery County. And even if there were, you'd have to pay 10 times as much and you'd be way the heck out in Potomac.