Asheville-area Helene debris was 'overestimated' by millions of cubic yards, officials say
Asheville-area debris from Tropical Storm Helene was estimated to be around 10 million cubic yards. Officials report it to be closer to a fraction of that.
Asheville launches real-time debris dashboard to track Helene cleanup progress
The City of Asheville has introduced a storm debris dashboard that aims to provide residents with real-time updates on debris ...
While Asheville receives federal flood insurance discounts, Buncombe Co. doesn't. It may not change soon
While the city of Asheville receives discounts through the National Flood Insurance Program, Buncombe County doesn't. It ...
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Swannanoa River Road to reopen six months after Hurricane Helene, NCDOT confirms
ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Six months after the devastation of Hurricane Helene, a critical road will be reopening. The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) announced in a press release ...
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Asheville homelessness count results are in. How did Helene impact the numbers?
ASHEVILLE - The city and Buncombe County's homelessness count saw a slight uptick in its total numbers, but a much higher ...