Harvest Hope is asking the for communities help for the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
Columbia-Richland Firefighters quickly handled a house fire on S. Ott Road this afternoon, according to the department.
Gov. Henry McMaster held a media briefing Monday afternoon to provide an update on the state’s response to Helene impacts.
Libraries in the Midlands are offering resources to the public as people deal with continued power outages in the Midlands.
Several school districts are offering free food pick up for students as schools continue to be closed after Hurricane Helene
President Joe Biden has authorized FEMA to help with disaster efforts in South Carolina, said a press release.
Kershaw County Fire Service and Emergency Management are monitoring the lake levels for Lake Wateree, according to the fire services’ social media post.
Saluda County firefighters put out a home fire this week, according to SCFS.
The South Carolina Department of Public Health (DPH) is expanding the hours of its public information Care Line starting on Friday, said DPH.
The County of Lexington has made a list of roadway hazards in the county as Helene passes through the south and causes damage.
