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Helene’s floodwaters have abated, but the risk of more potentially deadly landslides persists in the region, scientists say
Dozens of powerful, fast-moving landslides carved deep scars into the hills and valleys around Buncombe County amid the fury ...
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FEMA director fears “lies” about its response to Helene undermine government’s ability to assist victims
The head of the Federal Emergency Management Administration is expressing concern that “lies” spread by Republican ...
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The lives we lost: Fairview landslides from Helene that killed 13 were among worst in North Carolina history
Asheville Watchdog is bringing you the stories behind the staggering loss of life from Helene, the children, parents, grandparents, multiple generations of a single family, all gone in one of the ...
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With stubborn turbidity and concerns about water clarity growing, city amps up testing on the non-potable water it’s delivering
With turbidity at North Fork Reservoir barely budging in recent days, the City of Asheville continues to deliver discolored, ...
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Trump makes a campaign stop in devastated Swannanoa to express sympathy to victims of Helene
Following a tour of flood-ravaged Swannanoa on Monday, Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump offered his sympathy to ...
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Answer Man: Debris locations questioned? Why the Muni? Will Helene aftermath throw I-26 work off schedule?
Fencing and access for heavy machinery will continue on the front nine of the Municipal Golf Course, Asheville City Manager Debra Campbell said Monday. // Credit: Provided photo Subscribe to our free ...
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Nearly all of Asheville’s non-potable water back, but reservoir remains ‘very, very murky,’ complicating full-service restoration
The City of Asheville has restored non-potable, heavily chlorinated water to about 95 percent of users, but its main source ...
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Why did Swannanoa become Helene’s ‘ground zero’? Deadly combination of topography, development and a ‘tidal wave’ of water
A car sits among the debris outside a house on Edwards Avenue in Swannanoa's Beacon Village. // Watchdog photo by Starr Sariego Subscribe to our free Asheville Watchdog News Alerts and Watchdog Weekly ...