Asheville, North Carolina residents eager to early vote even as hurricane recovery continues
Early voting turnout started strong in the presidential battleground of North Carolina, even in the mountains where Hurricane Helene’s flooding three weeks ago destroyed lives and property — but not the desire to participate in elections.
As NCDOT crews and contractors concentrate on immediate recovery after Helene, a spokesperson addresses impacts to ...
A woman's grandfather passed away two days before Helene. After the funeral home was destroyed, the body went missing.
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City officials said Asheville's water distribution system is about 75% restored. What's being done to treat the system's ...
To deal with large volumes of debris generated by Helene, Asheville has opened three temporary processing sites within city ...
On Thursday, Oct. 17, WastePro will operate a household bagged trash drop-off at 225 Charlotte Highway in Asheville from 8:30 ...
The Asheville Police Department is working to get photos lost in the aftermath of Helene back to their rightful owners.
Megan, 39, was the sole survivor of the flood, which killed 7-year-old Micah Drye and Nora and Michael Drye, both 73.
For weeks, residents in and around Asheville, N.C., have been forced to collect water from streams or pools to flush toilets ...
After Tropical Storm Helene, many residents within Buncombe County have been left without internet. Here's when you can ...
An updated list of Asheville area restaurants that have reopened after the city's water system was damaged amid Tropical ...
State Board of Elections officials are in Asheville Thursday as North Carolina kicked off early voting for the 2024 general ...
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