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2 years ago
Hurricane Helene’s victims include first responders

Falling trees and raging floods from Hurricane Helene killed more than 150 people when […]

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2 years ago
Hurricane Helene victims include family swept away in Asheville

People died in six states: Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee and Virginia.

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2 years ago
Utility protocols: Power, gas, water resources and advisories

A list of resources and information has been provided by the government about power and utilities in the wake of Hurricane Helene.

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2 years ago
‘Complete devastation out there,’ search and rescue team member says

At least 57 people died in the flooding and devastation caused by the remnants of Hurricane Helene

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2 years ago
Biltmore Village reopening remains muddy question mark

The heavily flooded community is still damaged and under construction as crews keep a tight lid on its entrances.

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2 years ago
Mules are being used to deliver supplies in rural Buncombe County, North Carolina

Mountain Mule Packers Ranch and Cajun Navy 16 partner to deliver much needed supplies to those stranded by Hurricane Helene.

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2 years ago
Some pharmacies open: Here’s where to get prescriptions refilled

In the mad scramble to get food, water and gas, many people are also searching for a place to get their prescription medicines.

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2 years ago
Shipping food stuffs, etc. to Asheville iffy right now

Shipping operations have been temporarily suspended to Buncombe County because of the lack of safe roads.

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2 years ago
Black Mountain Update: water, sewer systems still down, power restored to downtown

While power has been restored to parts of downtown Black Mountain, the majority of the town remains without electricity. Emergency services continue working on water restoration and aiding residents affected by the catastrophic damage. Daily community meetings provide critical updates.

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2 years ago
PHOTOS | Governor Cooper and FEMA Assess Hurricane Helene’s Damage in Western North Carolina

Governor Roy Cooper, alongside FEMA Administrator Deanne Criswell and state officials, visited Western North Carolina today to assess the damage from Hurricane Helene