Hurricane Florence has brought heavy rain to much of North Carolina, causing a lot of flooding. Some rivers will crest Tuesday or Wednesday, and then water should begin to recede.
Highways & Intersections I-95 is closed from Benson to Godwin Hwy. 87 to I-74 in Lumberton closed I-74 closed from the Columbus County line to Lumberton I-40 is closed from Wallace to Wilmington Hwy. 401 is closed at Bunnlevel Lee County Bradley Road closed in Broadway Moore County 73 near Whispering Pines closed 22 near…
September 18: The City of Fayetteville and Cumberland County have lifted curfews put in place during Hurricane Florence. September 18: Over 2,600 rescues have taken place over the past several days by the NC National Guard. September 18: The time for cresting of the Cape Fear River has moved several times and is now projected for 2…
Have you ever wondered if the large trees by your house would fall on it during some wind or storm event? First, stop worrying. Most trees in residential settings are sound and have many years of healthy life before becoming a hazard to your home. However, if your tree is unsafe it could be a…
Update 9/17 The death toll from Florence has risen again. According to WRAL, 19 people have died, including a three-month-old baby in Dallas, North Carolina and a one-year-old child in Union County. Earlier: 13 people have now been confirmed dead as a result of Florence.
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. – Residents can use one of two apps now posted on the Cumberland County and City of Fayetteville websites to determine if they are within one mile of the banks of the Cape Fear or the Little Rivers and under a mandatory evacuation due to impending flooding.
