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1 year ago
Help from above: National Guard rescues 119 people, Operation Airdrop to begin donation flights

Communities across the nation are rallying to direct help to North Carolina in the wake of flooding from Hurricane Helene. When it comes to rescue and relief operations, many of those efforts are coming from above. Two groups in particular doing some of the heavy lifting are National Guard units and Texas-based Operation Airdrop.

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1 year ago
At least 30 dead from Helene flooding, sheriff says

The State Bureau of Investigation has sent support to help notify next of kin.

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1 year ago
Recursos de Recuperación de la Tormenta Tropical Helene

Última actualización el Sábado, Sep 29, 2024

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1 year ago
Temporary cell tower coming to downtown Asheville

a temporary cellular satellite trailer to the Family Justice Center at 35 Woodfin Place in downtown Asheville.

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1 year ago
Curfews in effect across WNC … consider all roads closed

Don’t go out unless it is an emergency

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1 year ago
How to help: Ways to donate to Hurricane Helene victims in our community

Residents affected by Hurricane Helene in Buncombe County and surrounding areas need your help. From donating to local relief funds to providing essential supplies for displaced families and farmers, there are several ways to make a difference. Learn more about how you can contribute to the recovery efforts and support those in need.

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1 year ago
More than 5,500 calls to 911 and other flood numbers

Buncombe County officials reported more than 5,566 calls to 911 between Thursday and Sunday morning.

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1 year ago
Asheville, Buncombe County services updates

City and county services are in disarray as floodwaters continue to flow through the area.

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1 year ago
Latest update on cell service restoration in Buncombe County

Cell service restoration efforts are underway in Buncombe County as AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon work to repair damage caused by Hurricane Helene.

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1 year ago
Help is on the way, Asheville, Buncombe County officials say

Water and food have been ordered and are expected in the area soon