In eastern Tennessee, rushing water from Piney Creek cascaded through Spring City, breaking out storefront windows, carrying away merchandise and leaving behind a muck of mud and debris.<br /><br />Mayor Mary Sue Garrison said a Coke machine also went floating down the street. "It was just really, really terrible," said Garrison, wearing a yellow rain slicker as she walked through the town.<br /><br />Business owners were spending the morning shoveling the soggy mess out of their establishments.<br /><br />Dillard says the remnants of Hurricane Ivan did a lot of damage in Jackson County. <br /> <br />"It's a complete disaster area," Officer B.J. Neal said. "We've had homes completely destroyed. We've had homes washed in the lakes."<br /><br />Garrison said gauges in the town, home to about 2,000 people, showed 8 1/2 inches of rainfall since Thursday. No serious injuries were reported.<br />