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  1. Hurricane Helene caused major infrastructure damage across North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia.
  2. Securing relief efforts for North Carolina following the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene.
  3. A housing program is addressing recovery needs in Western North Carolina following the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene.
  4. WFAE is partnering on recovery from Hurricane Helene devastation in Western North Carolina.

Damage documentation from Hurricane Helene, including collections from churches in Boone, is being publicly shown in North Wilkesboro.

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Damage documentation from Hurricane Helene, including collections from churches in Boone, is being publicly shown in North Wilkesboro.

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WFAE is partnering on recovery from Hurricane Helene devastation in Western North Carolina. All 1 developments

Within Hurricane Helene caused major infrastructure damage across North Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia.

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