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Bill Bender surveys the hundreds of flood-contaminated canned drinks piled behind his store in Viola.

Bookstore owners Eddy Nix and his wife Allegra Wakest take a break from their sizable clean-up duties Friday in Viola. Residents and business owners are picking up the pieces as record flood waters receded.

Volunteer Scott Soltis climbs into a truck with hoses being sent to nearby Avoca where flooding remains. Residents and business owners are picking up the pieces record flood waters receded. Photographed Friday in Viola.

Scott Teuber (left) and Tom Brooks pump water out of Teuber's Iron Horse Saloon where he hoped to reopen Friday. Residents and business owners are picking up the pieces record flood waters receded. Photographed Friday in Viola.

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