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TOPICS: Hurricane Helene Bat Cave Community Donations Restoration Neighbors Destruction
As a local family deals with the loss of a home and heartbreaking destruction in the small town of Bat Cave, they have a firsthand reminder of a similar tragedy
By: Karen Zatkulak
BAT CAVE, North Carolina ( WLOS ) — As a local family deals with the loss of a home and heartbreaking destruction in the small town of Bat Cave, they have a firsthand reminder of a similar tragedy more than a century ago.
By: Karen Zatkulak
By Karen Zatkulak Click here for updates on this story BAT CAVE, North Carolina ( WLOS ) -- As a local family deals with the loss
By: Karen Zatkulak
As many mountain school districts reopen following Helene, students in Buncombe County and Asheville City wait to learn plans for returning to the classroom.
Many parents throughout the mountains are trying to figure out how to help their children deal with what they've seen and heard during the Helene disaster.
By: Karen Zatkulak
If you meet Paula Masters, be ready for a hug and a laugh. The 78-year-old grandmother also has an unbelievable strength.
By: Karen Zatkulak
More than three weeks after Helene, progress is being made to reopen the Blue Ridge Parkway, remove dangerous storm debris, and test the water within Asheville.
By: Karen Zatkulak
TOPICS: Hurricane Helene Housing crisis Western North Carolina Displaced families Affordable housing
For nearly seven weeks now, FEMA has been accepting requests for money from storm victims in Western North Carolina.
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