Store shelves empty in the Carolina’s as Hurricane Florence approaches
Supermarkets are one of the first places with visible elements of people preparing for the storm.
News
President’s tweet extends support during hurricane prep.
Today in a tweet, President Donald Trump acknowledged the current weather situation evolving along the East Coast.
Coastal businesses prepare for worst ahead of Hurricane Florence
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO) – As the threat of Hurricane Florence gets closer many coastal businesses and community members are preparing for the worst and planning to protect their homes and businesses. Watch the video above for the full story. Categories: Local News, News, State Tags: Florence, NCNews, SCNews
DHEC advises checking reservoir dam levels ahead of storm
The South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control is advising owners and operators of reservoirs to check their dams.
Gamecocks Athletics release update on Hurricane Florence plan
University of South Carolina Athletics released a statement Monday night in regards to the monitoring of Hurricane Florence in prep of Saturday’s contest against Marshall.
Gov. Henry McMaster orders mandatory evacuations; expect heavy traffic Tuesday at noon
COLUMBIA, SC (WOLO)–Monday, South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster ordered mandatory evacuations for parts of the South Carolina Coast, due to Hurricane Florence. The Governor says the coastal counties will evacuate Tuesday beginning at Noon. It is mandatory that Jasper, Beaufort, Colleton, Charleston, Dorchester, Berkley Georgetown, and Horry counties evacuate. Lane reversals will also begin at Noon. This includes 1-26 from…
Red Cross prepares for Hurricane Florence
The Red Cross is getting ready for the possible arrival of Hurricane Florence. Click here to find out how you can help.
Price gouging law in effect to prevent unreasonable prices during Hurricane Florence
State Attorney General Alan Wilson announced today that state’s price-gouging law is in effect.
Politicians postpone campaigning until hurricane passes
Today both Governor Henry McMaster and Democratic Gubernatorial nominee James Smith announced they are suspending all campaign activities until the storm has passed.
S.C. National Guard deployed in response to Hurricane Florence
Adjutant General Robert Livingston announced this afternoon that there are currently 1,600 South Carolina National Guardsmen and women on active duty in response to Hurricane Florence.
