Oh, the Humanities: Expedition Asheville!
CPH’s Joanna Flynn and Beth Gardiner discuss Expedition Asheville: a full weekend of art workshops, films, talks, and more.
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On North Carolina’s Rivers and Streams, the Cleanup of Helene’s Fury Seems Never-Ending
In the haste to rescue people and restore lives, some fear the recovery efforts compounded Hurricane Helene’s impact on the ecosystem.
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North Carolina Lawmakers Approve $600M More for Helene Recovery, Order More Voting Sites
North Carolina state lawmakers signed off on a measure Thursday to provide $604 million more toward Hurricane Helene recovery and relief.
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Voters in North Carolina and Georgia Have Bigger Problems Than Politics. Helene Changed Everything
In the election’s final weeks, people in North Carolina and Georgia are dealing with more immediate concerns: widespread storm damage.
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One on One: The Great Floods of 1916 and 2024
D.G. Martin writes about several instances of major floods in North Carolina, and how people’s experiences with Helene is the latest chapter.
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Supplies Rushed to Communities Isolated by Helene as Death Toll Rises to Nearly 100
A crisis unfolded in western North Carolina as officials rushed to get more water, food and other supplies to flood-stricken areas on Monday.
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Thousands of Students Are Missing From School. Where Did They Go?
Written by BIANCA VÁZQUEZ TONESS and SHARON LURYE She’d be a senior right now, preparing for...
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No. 17 Texas Beats No. 14 UNC at the Buzzer for Maui Invitational Championship
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No. 14 UNC Cruises Past UNLV Into Maui Invitational Semifinals
It took over six minutes for No. 14 UNC to score its first points on Monday night in Asheville,...
Read MoreN.C. State Archives, Library Public Research Centers Reopen
North Carolina’s depositories for old government and academic records, maps, books and genealogical materials are reopening to the public at reduced capacity after being closed for months due to the COVID-19 pandemic. State...
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