Gracee Mattiace is a journalist based in Asheville, North Carolina. She writes for multiple news outlets including WLOS ABC 13, Wxlv-ABC 45 Wupn Upn 48, and WCIV. Her articles cover a range of topics including local events, food and dining, community stories, and court cases.
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Asheville, United States (Local)
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Gracee Mattiace's coverage primarily focuses on local news, particularly related to food and beverage, family and relationships, house & home. She seems interested in covering events and announcements within the Asheville area.
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TOPICS: McDowell County Helene Missing person Emergency services Recovery Storm response
TOPICS: Asheville Recovery Businesses Support Helene Downtown Tourism Grants
The Buncombe County Commission announced it will reallocate $3.1 million of AR-PA funds for the hurricane recovery efforts on Nov. 1.
By: Gracee Mattiace
TOPICS: Asheville Water clarity Treatment unit North Fork Reservoir Clay Chandler Water treatment
By: Gracee Mattiace
TOPICS: Veterans Day Old Grouch's Military Surplus Flooding Tim Glance Community support Warrior Clan
By: Kelly Doty, Gracee Mattiace
TOPICS: Lead Buncombe County Water supply Schools Contamination Mitigation measures Bottled water
By: Gracee Mattiace
TOPICS: YMCA Crunch Challenge Healthy habits Workouts T-shirt Holiday season Financial assistance
Next week, News 13's media partners at I-Heart Radio are receiving a national honor.
By: Gracee Mattiace
As the temperatures are expected to dip below freezing tonight code purple facilities are open.
By: Gracee Mattiace
TOPICS: Hurricane Helene Emergency shelter Buncombe County Housing solutions Homeless population
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