Richmond/Scotland County Storm Alerts and Announcements

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RICHMOND/SCOTLAND COUNTY AREA – Please take note of the following alerts and announcements in relation to this weekend’s storm and its aftermath for the Richmond County/ Scotland county areas:

Richmond County Schools are CLOSED today (Monday, 17 September)

Richmond Community College is CLOSED today (Monday, 17 September)

Richmond County Water Supply is functioning NORMALLY - there is NO “boil order” in effect

Richmond County is under a FLASH FLOOD WARNING until 6:15 a.m. today (Monday, 17 September)

Richmond County is under a FLASH FLOOD WATCH until 8:00 p.m. today (Monday, 17 September)

Scotland County Flooding – Extensive flooding has occurred throughout Laurinburg and Scotland County.  Exercise due caution if venturing into that area.  Below is a listing of areas that have reported extensive flooding in Scotland County:

All of Bayfield (Old Springs Mill Area) 

Fork Street 

Allison Rd in(Jamestown) 

Calhoun Drive (Hwy 79 side) 

Fox Crossing 

Horse Park in front of General McArthur's 

Hasty Road across from St Andrews Horse Park 

Pea Bridge Road 

Dixie Guano Road 

1st, 2nd Street East Laurinburg 

74 Bus. East from Leeth Creek to Dixie Guana (Creel Side) 

Appaloosa Creek 

Palomino Road 

Bronco Drive 

15-501 1 mile North of Nic's Pik 

Harry Malloy at Barnes Bridge 

Bryant's Circle  

Subdivision of HWY 71 

Dan Smith Road 

Fairway Drive 

 

Laurinburg: 

Westwood Subdivision 

Plaza Road 

Oakcroft Trail 

Mistletoe Drive 

Lakewood Drive 

Malloy Street 

Creedle Street at end

Old Lumberton from Creek to Emory Street 

4th Street, 3rd Street 

Purcell Street 

Shaw Street 

McGirts Bridge near city limit 

Carver Street Apartments 

Joy Street (end) 

Creekside Drive

 

Editor's note: Special appreciation is due Marvin Hutchison, owner/operator of Hutch's Towing in Hamlet, for his conscientious alert and confirmation of this information. 

 

Anson County

While not known if this was directly related to Florence, Anson County Emergency Services Director Rodney Diggs has confirmed that a CSX train derailed near Lilesville around 6:15 p.m. Sunday, 16 September

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