N.C. storms damage homes, businesses
                   
myrtlebeachonline.com     May 10, 2008          

Gaston County, N.C., officials were assessing damage from a storm that struck early Friday, taking roofs off homes and businesses and blowing vehicles off Interstate 85.No serious injuries were reported."This storm hit without warning, and nobody had a chance to take cover," Gaston County Manager... [read full story]                

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