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Charleston residents told to move to higher ground as floodwaters came out
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Charleston residents told to move to higher ground as floodwaters came out
Photo: Rutledge Road on Monday after floodwaters had receded. CHARLESTON, W.Va. — Residents in some of the hilly sections of Charleston were concerned, probably scared, when they started seeing high water Sunday during during a torrential downpour. David Hodges Those living on Garrison Avenue, Sugar Creek, along Greenbrier Street, not far from West Virginia International Yeager…
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