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Although floodwaters moving at a tortuously slow pace still engorged devastated communities upstream of this historic city on Friday, the mood here in the water's final destination still brightened.
Jennifer Hawes
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Jennifer Berry Hawes is a member of the Watchdog and Public Service team who worked on the newspaper's Pulitzer-Prize winning investigation, "Till Death Do Us Part."
The Intracoastal Waterway crested about 2.6 feet above record in Socastee and lingered there Friday.
This National Weather Service graphic shows Conway flood levels as of Friday morning.
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Revised predictions showed that water coursing toward the area on a long journey of destruction from North Carolina had slowed and wouldn't arrive until Friday or even Saturday.
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The people here have done every earthly thing they can to prepare for three rivers’ worth of Hurricane Florence floodwaters set to arrive starting Wednesday.
As Georgetown residents and business owners away Hurricane Florence's floodwaters, many packed up and headed away from the water. This truck c…
A diverse group of more than 100 residents, ministers, first responders, political leaders, business owners and others gather on Georgetown's …
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As two rivers flood the tight-knit town of Bucksport, SC, residents who didn't leave find themselves in a waiting game with the rising waters.
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Hurricane Florence's floodwaters are wreaking devastation in one area after another in a slow march downstream through South Carolina.
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Some 4 to 6 feet of water covers the entire town. Homes, churches, the local post office and gas station — all damaged.