Asheville, North Carolina residents eager to early vote even as hurricane recovery continues
Early voting turnout started strong in the presidential battleground of North Carolina, even in the mountains where Hurricane Helene’s flooding three weeks ago destroyed lives and property — but not the desire to participate in elections.
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When schools reopen for the first time since Hurricane Helene unleashed a deluge on Asheville, teachers will be ready to help ...
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North Carolina Reports Record Early Voter Turnout, But Hurricane Helene’s Impact May Linger At PollsNorth Carolina set a record for the first day of early voting, but the impact from Hurricane Helene may still depress turnout across the state, The New York Times reported Saturday. More than 353,000 ...
Here's everything that you need to know about what is happening and where to find water, wifi, food and more in Asheville ...
Three weeks after Tropical Storm Helene devastated Western North Carolina, it's clear that the community has stood with one ...
Aerial footage is capturing the extent of Hurricane Helene's cataclysmic impact on Asheville, North Carolina. Across the Southeast, the storm has killed at least 200 people since its historic ...
2024 in Asheville, North Carolina. Mario Tama/Getty Images In the wake of Hurricane Helene, ABC News’ “Good Morning America” is set to provide five days of special coverage titled ...
Western North Carolina high school football is back. The Mountain Athletic Conference and Western Highlands ...
"The needs remain massive, but by the grace of God, the response has been immense as well. So grateful for all the first ...
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