ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Donald Trump is planning to visit Asheville early next week. His campaign said he “will visit Asheville, North Carolina to see the devastation of Hurricane Helene first-hand.” The former president will be in Asheville on Monday, Oct. 21, and is expected to deliver remarks at 12 p.m.

Former president Donald Trump will visit Asheville on Monday to “see the devastation of Hurricane Helene first-hand” and to deliver remarks to the media at noon. There’s no word yet on where he will stop during the visit.

ASHEVILLE - Former President Donald Trump will visit Asheville on Oct. 21 after the historic floods caused by Tropical Storm Helene devastated the city and greater Western North Carolina region, his campaign announced Friday.

Former president Donald Trump will visit Asheville on Monday. The purpose of the visit is for the presidential candidate to “see the devastation of Hurricane Helene first-hand” and to deliver remarks to the media at noon.

Former President Trump will visit Asheville, N.C., a city devastated by Hurricane Helene last month, to deliver remarks and see the damage firsthand on Monday. The visit will bring Trump to a part of a crucial swing state hit exceptionally hard by Helene.

Former President and current republican presidential candidate Donald Trump will be coming to Asheville. Trump is scheduled to be in town around noon on Monday, Oct. 21. His campaign has not yet confirmed where he’ll be or if the public will be welcome.