A local summer camp has filed for bankruptcy protection. Camp Mystic, a girls' summer camp in the Texas Hill Country, recently submitted a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing. The camp was the site of a tragic event last summer, involving a catastrophic flash flood.
The incident resulted in the loss of 27 lives, including both campers and staff members. Further details about the bankruptcy filing and its implications are available from the source, FOX 7 Austin.
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