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Tens of thousands of trees, more than 30 mudslides wreck parkway

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County says it has enough hurricane donations

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Jury convicts grandson in murder of Dixie Diner owner

As Hurricane Helene raced toward the North Carolina mountains, a jury was deciding the fate of Austin Amos Kennedy Byrnside, the 24-year-old man accused of first-degree murder in the death of his grandmother, beloved Dixie Diner owner Paulette Clark.   Read Story »

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Death toll climbs to 7, hundreds of structures damaged or destroyed

The death toll in Henderson County from Hurricane Helene stands at seven, a preliminary look at property damage shows 600 structures damaged or destroyed and roads and bridges remain a long-term challenges, Henderson County commissioners heard during a storm update Monday night.   Read Story »

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TOUCHDOWN JESUS: Hundreds fill stadium stands to renew spirit post-storm

Miranda Dubney overcame plenty of obstacles to join hundreds of other worshipers from across the storm-ravaged area to ask for God's blessing in a communitywide service at Hendersonville High School's football field.   Read Story »

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U.S. Rep. Edwards's Update No. 9

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Tillis warns against 'political posturing, finger-pointing, conspiracy theories'

U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis pledged to "pursue long-term federal assistance for families and communities left devastated" from Helene's flood and vowed to clear bureaucracy that "needlessly delays the start of the long-term rebuilding process."   Read Story »

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'Everyone got wiped out,' Bat Cave survivor says

C. Neville Schork woke at about 8 o'clock the morning last week’s storm hit to find water all around his cabin at Creekside Mountain Camping in Bat Cave.   Read Story »

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