Though some unopened spaces look safe, there may be broken equipment, sinkholes or other “unseen” dangers
Early voting began yesterday, Thursday, Oct. 17 in Buncombe County. If votes were worms, many early birds were out to cast them.
An Asheville man was arrested last night, Thursday, Oct. 17 for discharging a firearm inside a restaurant at 1900 Hendersonville Rd.
Three weeks after schools were forced to close due to the destruction from Hurricane Helene, Buncombe County Schools have a plan.
The Waynesville DRC is open from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m., seven days a week, as of Friday, Oct. 18. It is located at the Regional High Technical Center, 112 Industrial Park Dr., Waynesville.
Since Helene damaged water infrastructure, local governments have been overwhelmed, and that’s spurred community innovation.
Bidding took just over seven minutes, with bids coming in at $50,000 intervals mostly over the phone
“The damage, of course, is overwhelming,” U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete said.
Anyone affected by Tropical Storm Helene could get clothing and other essentials at no cost.
Haywood County officials offer tips on how to visit and support local businesses while being mindful of ongoing recovery efforts.