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The City of Columbia has the financing in place to repair damage to the Columbia Canal wrought by the historic flood of 2015.
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South Carolina's new Office of Resilience will team with the SC Floodwater Commission to reduce future damage from hurricane and extreme weather-caused flooding.
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Five years ago, the biggest flood in memory wreaked havoc on the Midlands when about 20 inches of rain fell in the area Oct. 4, 2015. The so-called…
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This weekend may bring back painful memories to many Midlands residents who survived the biggest flood the state has seen in memory, which climaxed on…
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Two weeks after the president visited their neighborhood in Conway, Bill and Diane Parker sit on a sofa in their front yard, surrounded by furniture.…
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There’s a stop sign for campers pulling into Hunting Island State Park. But visitors have likely slowed down long before. The island has been closed for…
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For more than a year, the Williamsburg Regional Hospital has been serving patients from a temporary facility located right next to their old building. The…
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Day two of intakes for Richland County’s homeowner flood recovery program brought in almost half the number of registrations that county will accept.…
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Residents affected by the historic October 2015 floods are encouraged to attend one of six public meetings Richland County will hold May 1 - May 11.…
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As the end of the 2016-17 school year approaches, South Carolina Public Radio's Laura Hunsberger visited Harmony School in Forest Acres to find out how…