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Hurricane Helene caused significant damage to forest and timberland through high winds and especially flooding in many areas of …
As relief efforts related to Hurricane Helene’s impact in Western North Carolina continue to transition from rescue to recovery, …
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As a result of Hurricane Helene, lower lying areas along creeks, streams and rivers received flood waters and extensive …
Many farms along rivers and creeks in Western North Carolina have experienced some level of flooding damage. In some …