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Asheville mayoral candidates talk Helene recovery at local economy forum (opens the original)
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — Candidates for mayor, Asheville City Council and the Buncombe County Commission met for a forum focused on the local economy on Monday, Sept. 28. One of the first questions focused on Helene recovery: “What is the single most important action you would take in your first six months as mayor to advance Asheville’s recovery and why?” Mayor Esther Manheimer said Helene remains a central issue for the community, even as some residents grow tired of hearing about it. VOTERS A
Gov. Stein marks 2-year Helene milestone by visiting areas that were hit hard in WNC (opens the original)
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ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — Marking two years since Helene hit in western North Carolina, Gov. Josh Stein made stops at several areas on Sept. 27 that were hit hard by the storm. Gov. Stein marks 2-year Helene anniversary by visiting areas that were hit hard in WNC. (Photo credit: WLOS staff) One of those stops was at St. James African Methodist Episcopal Church in Asheville, where he participating in a morning worship service. During his speech, Gov. Stein noted how the congregation became a beaco
Yancey County holds 2-year Helene milestone event, highlighting progress made (opens the original)
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BURNSVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — Yancey County marked the two-year milestone of Helene on Sunday with an event that highlighted the progress made since the storm. Yancey County holds 2-year Helene anniversary event, highlighting progress made. (WLOS) The storm caused major flooding with landslides that left many isolated and waiting for help. Speakers at the event talked about the county's resiliency and how community members came together to help. UNCOMMON MARKET ASHEVILLE SUPPORTS ARTISTS, CELEBRATES
NC Wildlife advances habitat restoration efforts in Pisgah, Nantahala national forests (opens the original)
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PISGAH NATIONAL FOREST, N.C. (WLOS) — Nearly two years after Helene brought torrential rain and major flooding to western North Carolina, the state's Wildlife Resources Commission (NCWRC) says it is moving forward with a 10-year habitat restoration plan. The commission's Helene Restoration Division is developing the plan, funded through a partnership with the U.S. Forest Service to restore portions of the Pisgah and Nantahala national forests impacted by Helene. $290M DEAL TARGETS HELENE RECOVER
NCDOT dedicates part of Fires Creek Road to educator Edward L. Roach (opens the original)
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HAYESVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — A longtime agricultural education instructor and civic leader is being honored with a road dedication in Hayesville. The North Carolina Department of Transportation has dedicated a 3.1-mile stretch of Fires Creek Road as Edward L. Roach Road. PEARSON BRIDGE ROAD TO BE CLOSED FOR 6 WEEKS WITH A 5.5-MILE DETOUR: NCDOT Roach was an agricultural education instructor for more than 30 years, according to NCDOT. He also served on the Clay County Board of Commissioners and serv
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