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Officials with Williamson County continue their search for one missing person after floods swept through parts of the county over the July 4 holiday weekend.

Updated: 2 dead, 1 missing in Williamson County after July 5 floods

By Anna Maness

County officials are focused on locating the two missing people, one of which was swept away from their vehicle July 5.

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