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FAYETTEVILLE - The floodwaters that covered parts of Fayetteville have receded now.
However, there's plenty of damage left behind and that prompted a visit from two congressmen on Saturday.
They came to survey that damage and get an idea if it will require Federal assistance for the cleanup.
Time Warner Cable reporter David Ivey has more.
Medical Arts Pharmacy off Murchison Road is a mess after the flood swept through - destroying everything. Christina Washington with the pharmacy said medical equipment and thousands of dollars of prescriptions had to be thrown out.
FAYETTEVILLE, N.C. (WNCN) – On Saturday, two United States representatives and Fayetteville Mayor Nat Robertson toured areas in the city that were impacted by flooding following heavy rains Wednesday and Thursday in central and eastern North Carolina.
U.S. Reps. Richard Hudson (NC-08) and Robert Pittenger (NC-09) joined Robertson to visit the areas impacted by the rains and to survey damaged areas around the city.
One of Rowan’s representatives in Congress on Thursday celebrated a federal court’s ruling in favor of county commissioners’ prayer practices.
Rep. Richard Hudson, R-8, led 17 former and current members of Congress in filing an amicus brief before the 4th Circuit Court. The brief filed by congressional representatives encouraged the court to rule in favor of Rowan.
When the court overturned a previous ruling this week, Hudson released a statement praising the decision.
WASHINGTON D.C. — After dining blocks from the White House, rubbing shoulders with past and present House speakers and checking out a Washington Nationals game, Capitol Hill made quite an impression this week on a delegation of Scotland County leaders.
Those same local leaders hope they made an impression on Capitol Hill.
The group of 11 county civic and business leaders were in Washington for the two-day North Carolina Business and Economic Development Summit.