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County-by-county list of preparations
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September 28, 2004
FINDING HELP AND WATER
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September 10, 2004
AC-T Web site gets thousands of hits from those seeking flood news
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September 9, 2004
WNC Volunteers serve meals to flood victims
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September 21, 1999
Health officials still awaiting well test results
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September 3, 1994
Hunt to meet with local officials
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August 18, 1994
Where Do You Find Thirty-Three Boats?
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January 22, 1978
Course Planned on Flood Control
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January 5, 1978
County Schools Closed
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November 7, 1977
Flash Flooding Possible Today
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November 5, 1977
Rezoning Request Turned Down
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June 3, 1971
WNC Battered by Rains
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October 18, 1975
Floods Becoming a Greater Threat
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June 1, 1976
WNC Storm Toll Climbs
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May 31, 1976
Flash Flood Watch In Effect Here
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May 28, 1976
Engineer Declares Dam on Trout Creek is Safe
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May 21, 1976
WCU Campus Will Close Due to Water Problems
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May 18, 1976
WNC High Water Situation Improves
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May 17, 1976
Headed for Higher Ground
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May 16, 1976
County Seeks to Assist on Red Road Sewer Repair
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May 16, 1976
Transylvania, Madison Set Pace
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May 3, 1973
Flood Insurance Available, Governor Says
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June 1, 1973
Services Set Thursday for Victims of Flood
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May 30, 1973
Taylor Supports Effort for Aid
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May 31, 1973
Floodplain Zoning is Needed in WNC
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May 30, 1973
Will Agnes Give Us A Warning?
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June 26, 1972
Agnes' Damage Estimated at $500,000 in Yancey
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June 24, 1972
Help Pouring in for Craig Family
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June 23, 1972
WNC Begins Drying Out From Rain
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June 22, 1972
Forecast: Asheville and Vicinity
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June 21, 1972
53 Briges Were Washed Out in Floods
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June 22, 1949
Our Floods Are Preventable
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June 20, 1949
Flood Damage in WNC May Total $1 Million
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June 18, 1949
Fighting the Floods
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June 18, 1949
High Waters are Receding in WNC Area
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June 17, 1949
Flood Control Projects to be Considered
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September 20, 1940
TVA Engineers to Study Flood Control Project
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September 12, 1940
Marshall's Mud Turns to Dust
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September 2, 1940
W.N.C. Sections are Cleaning Up After Big Flood
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September 2, 1940
Flood Takes Two Lives in W.N.C. Area
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September 1, 1940
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County-by-county list of preparations
FINDING HELP AND WATER
AC-T Web site gets thousands of hits from those seeking flood news
WNC Volunteers serve meals to flood victims
Health officials still awaiting well test results
Hunt to meet with local officials
Where Do You Find Thirty-Three Boats?
Course Planned on Flood Control
County Schools Closed
Flash Flooding Possible Today
Rezoning Request Turned Down
WNC Battered by Rains
Floods Becoming a Greater Threat
WNC Storm Toll Climbs
Flash Flood Watch In Effect Here
Engineer Declares Dam on Trout Creek is Safe
WCU Campus Will Close Due to Water Problems
WNC High Water Situation Improves
Headed for Higher Ground
County Seeks to Assist on Red Road Sewer Repair
Transylvania, Madison Set Pace
Flood Insurance Available, Governor Says
Services Set Thursday for Victims of Flood
Taylor Supports Effort for Aid
Floodplain Zoning is Needed in WNC
Will Agnes Give Us A Warning?
Agnes' Damage Estimated at $500,000 in Yancey
Help Pouring in for Craig Family
WNC Begins Drying Out From Rain
Forecast: Asheville and Vicinity
53 Briges Were Washed Out in Floods
Our Floods Are Preventable
Flood Damage in WNC May Total $1 Million
Fighting the Floods
High Waters are Receding in WNC Area
Flood Control Projects to be Considered
TVA Engineers to Study Flood Control Project
Marshall's Mud Turns to Dust
W.N.C. Sections are Cleaning Up After Big Flood
Flood Takes Two Lives in W.N.C. Area