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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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State forests remain closed

People should refrain from visiting state forests in Western North Carolina while response and recovery efforts from Hurricane Helene are underway, the N.C. Forest Service said.   Read Story »

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Parts of parkway sustain 'catastrophic' damage

The entire length of the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina and Virginia remains closed as crews continue their assessment of the damage from Hurricane Helene.   Read Story »

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