Aiken County roadways closed amid weekend flooding
Aiken County remains with numerous road closures through Tuesday afternoon due to flooding and washouts. Emergency Manager Tommy Thompson urges residents to avoid flooded areas and follow barriers, noting contaminants and dangerous water despite clear skies.
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Community Raises Water Donations After Flood in Aiken County
Lip scomb and Abdullah lead flood relief efforts in Aiken County donating bottled water to aid victims. Four pallets are sent to New Holland Fire Department for distribution as residents like Samantha Green share flood experiences and thirst for help. Donations continue through Friday unless extended.
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Donation drop-off points aid flood victims in Columbia
Multiple South Carolina locations in Aiken and Edgefield counties collect bottled water and supplies for flood relief. Sites include the Aiken County Sheriff's Office at 4220 Hampton Ave and Beasley Media Group at 4051 Jimmie Dyess Parkway, USC Aiken Public Safety, Edgefield Chamber of Commerce, North Augusta Public Safety, Golden Harvest Food Bank warehouses, Marco's Pizza in Aiken, CMF Fellowship at 1615 Hampton Ave, Kroger at 1795 Whiskey Road, and animal shelters amid ongoing drives coordinated with Red Cross and local groups.
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South Carolina Flood Waters Rise Threatening Dams
Officials warned evacuations could extend as the Santee and Edisto rivers push toward the sea threatening dams and prompting residents to flee. Gov. Haley noted rising rivers and cautioned the public while Georgetown Beach area faced ongoing flooding from four rivers.
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