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Picking Up the Pieces in Western North Carolina
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‘Embedded into a community’: CORE aids Spanish-speaking families after Hurricane Helene
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Special operations veterans offer Hurricane Helene relief through Savage Freedoms
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Economic impact vs. equity: Duke faces criticism over property taxes
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‘We’re going to get forgotten’: Residents of Swannanoa still reeling after most destructive storm in state history
Story by Olivia Gschwind Photos by Chrissy Wang SWANNANOA, N.C. — Daniel Wright usually wakes up…
Hilliard Greene: Angus Barn’s most popular greeter reflects on 96 years of life, love, and Carolina basketball
Story by Brooke Elliott Graphic by Olivia Goodson More than 65 years ago, Walter Hilliard…
Survive or collapse: Small businesses in North Carolina struggle after Hurricane Helene
Story by Noelle Harff Photos by Chrissy Wang MARION, North Carolina — When Hurricane Helene…
How budget cuts to domestic violence resources are affecting the community
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After Hurricane Helene: The Gowan family’s journey of resilience
From up on a bank, the Gowan’s watched as their house collapsed and their belongings swept into the rushing river that floodwaters had formed across the property. Their home and family business, Triple C Campground, were gone.