The town of Hillsborough provided an update Friday afternoon on efforts to restore water and sewer services. Flash flooding from Tropical Depression Chantal sent raw sewage into the Eno River earlier this week, prompting a boil water advisory. The town lifted the advisory on Wednesday, but people in the town are still urged to conserve water. The town’s plan is to have its wastewater treatment plant fully back online by Monday. “Our water plant is not online…

For neighborhoods along the Eno River in north Durham, this week was a 1-2 punch of storms, flooding and mid-July grade heat.  It all started Sunday night when some were woken up in the middle of the night by rescue teams pounding at their door. Since then, it’s been touch-and-go with some taking their concerns to city and county leaders about the recent flooding.  The Old Farm neighborhood is right on the line between city…

Families behind the member-run Exchange Pool in Chapel Hill are working tirelessly to reopen the private pool after it sustained significant damage from Sunday’s floods brought on by Tropical Depression Chantal. Cooperatively owned and run by its members, the Exchange Pool is located at the base of Umstead Drive on the border between Chapel Hill and Carrboro. “The floods from Sunday were catastrophic; the waters destroyed a lot of our concrete and infrastructure and left…

The city of Mebane on Thursday said it has resumed limited water treatment at its water treatment plant, but that the facility is still days away from being fully operational after it was damaged by flooding from Tropical Depression Chantal. The city announced it had made enough progress to resume water production. “This vital step allows the City of Mebane to begin a multi-day process of gradually returning to normal water operations,” the city said…

Raleigh residents are dealing with more flooding on Thursday during a week that saw a tropical depression and strong storms drop several inches of rain on the city this week. According to the National Weather Service, Raleigh saw nearly an inch and a half of rain in about an hour Thursday afternoon. This was the third time since Sunday that torrential rain has fallen in central North Carolina this week. The start of the flooding…