Andy Shain, reporter for The State newspaper in Columbia, South Carolina.He joins host Robin Young on the line from South Carolina to discuss the latest on the flooding, and the future of the state's infrastructure.
The flooding has taken a powerful toll on the area's infrastructure, affecting everything from roads and bridges to water delivery and electrical power.Īndy Shain is covering the flooding for The State newspaper in Columbia. In coastal Georgetown, residents are also concerned about new flooding on the Black and Waccamaw Rivers. About 1,000 people were evacuated from the Columbia area today as work crews scrambled to stabilize the Beaver Dam. The worst of the flooding in South Carolina is not over for residents living along the coast, as rivers swollen from days of pounding rains make their way towards the Atlantic. The state of South Carolina experienced record rainfall amounts over the weekend and officials expect the costs to be in the billions. Only 893 votes were cast in the election. Jeannie Weingarth, with 172 votes came in third. He narrowly beat David Black, who garnered 239 votes, or 26.76 percent of the votes. David Springham and daughter Phoebe went fishing together after dad got off. On January 12 Haskell Kibler was elected to fill a council seat vacated by Shell Suber with 251 votes, or 28.11 percent of the vote. Facebook Email Children take a break from cleaning up a home in the Forest Acres neighborhood Octoin Columbia, South Carolina. The Chesapeake Forest Lands now comprise more than 76,000 acres n the lower.
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