The Category 3 hurricane made landfall at Ossabaw Island, Georgia, at high tide before moving into South Carolina, killing at least 2,000 people $334.1 million (inflation-adjusted to 2023) of damage.

The Category 3 hurricane made landfall at Ossabaw Island, Georgia, at high tide before moving into South Carolina, killing at least 2,000 people $334.1 million (inflation-adjusted to 2023) of damage.

The Category 3 hurricane made landfall at Ossabaw Island, Georgia, at high tide before moving into South Carolina, killing at least 2,000 people $334.1 million (inflation-adjusted to 2023) of damage.

The Category 3 hurricane made landfall at Ossabaw Island, Georgia, at high tide before moving into South Carolina, killing at least 2,000 people $334.1 million (inflation-adjusted to 2023) of damage.

Hurricane Helene made landfall on September 26 and the winds, flooding and tornadoes associated with the storm led to 46 deaths and over 3,500 homes damaged in South Carolina. There are four ways ...

In the Hilton Head and Beaufort areas, the exercise will simulate reversal operations on US 278 and US 21. SCDOT equipment will be stationed on U.S. 278 from Almeda to Hampton in Hampton County.

South Carolina and hurricanes: It’s a relationship we’d rather not have, but one that undeniably rolls around each year. With hurricane season right around the corner, it’s a key time for ...

Meanwhile, some South Carolina hospitality markets lagged. For example, in Hilton Head/ Beaufort, RevPAR dipped to $80.35, from $88.46 and average daily rates went from $182.10 to $154.97.

The deployment of equipment and personnel will be made on these roads leading out of Hilton Head and Beaufort. SCDOT equipment will also be stationed on U.S. 278 from Almeda to Hampton in Hampton ...

SOUTH CAROLINA (WCIV) — TheFederal Emergency Management Agency announced Saturday they have approved more than $154 million in federal disaster assistance in South Carolina for Hurricane Helene ...

The Category 3 hurricane made landfall at Ossabaw Island, Georgia, at high tide before moving into South Carolina, killing at least 2,000 people $334.1 million (inflation-adjusted to 2023) of damage.