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Advanced BioGas Systems opens Hot Springs facility, rehiring workers after 2024 closure (opens the original)
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HOT SPRINGS, N.C. (WLOS) — A new manufacturing facility opened up in Hot Springs that's providing jobs for people following the loss of a plant in 2024. Advanced BioGas Systems opens Hot Springs facility, rehiring workers after 2024 closure. (WMYA) Advanced BioGas Systems opened in the former Peerless Blowers facility, where employees lost their jobs when the company shut down two years ago. But the new owner of this facility has now given jobs back to several of those employees. "I feel very bl
Helene damage prompts Cathedral of All Souls to launch $5.5M rebuilding campaign (opens the original)
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — With a timeline and plan now in place, churchgoers and leaders are trying to secure funds to rebuild the Cathedral of All Souls, a historic Asheville church severely damaged by Helene. Parishioner Sandra Byrd says the Cathedral of All Souls has been a significant part of her family's life. She says that is why it was important to get involved and help raise money to rebuild it. "Most of us have not tried to raise this amount of money before, so it's a challenge," Byrd ad
Raise a glass: Cidery fundraiser honors first responders 2 years after Helene (opens the original)
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MILLS RIVER, N.C. (WLOS) — People across the region are remembering the natural disaster that devastated the area two years ago. A cidery in Mills River even raised money to support some of the agencies that were on the front lines during the storm. A dollar per pint sold at Bold Rock Mills River Cidery on Saturday went to Henderson County Heroes, an organization that assists first responders in Henderson County. The organizer of WNC Strong says this event highlights the 2nd anniversary of Helen
6,000+ homes damaged across 3 WNC counties; nonprofit urges homeowners to seek help (opens the original)
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HENDERSONVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — Repairing damaged homes continues to be an issue around western North Carolina and an organization providing these services is urging homeowners not to wait to ask for help. "And we had another leak right here, but they fixed that one," said Hendersonville resident Jerry Huffstetler. "It's a blessing from the lord, you know, to have somebody come in and watch out for the senior citizens. Huffstetler says a tree fell on their home during Helene and they found that th
$3.2M boosts workforce training at 11 western NC community colleges (opens the original)
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WOODFIN, N.C. (WLOS) — Community colleges in western North Carolina are getting funds to help people land jobs with livable wages at a time when employers in the area are struggling to recruit. "We need more people in the trades and more people that are willing to do this type of work," Bolton Services of WNC HVAC technician Luis Godinez said. Godinez was the first person to graduate from Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College’s HVAC apprenticeship program according to his boss and he di
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