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"Exaggerated Reports" Born on the Streets of Asheville
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July 22, 1916
53 Briges Were Washed Out in Floods
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June 22, 1949
A Daily Lesson In History
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March 14, 1916
AC-T Web site gets thousands of hits from those seeking flood news
Author unknown
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September 9, 2004
Agnes' Damage Estimated at $500,000 in Yancey
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June 24, 1972
Asheville Victims Claimed By Flood
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July 17, 1916
Contributions Near the Ten Thousand Mark
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July 18, 1916
County Schools Closed
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November 7, 1977
County Seeks to Assist on Red Road Sewer Repair
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May 16, 1976
County-by-county list of preparations
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September 28, 2004
Course Planned on Flood Control
Author unknown
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January 5, 1978
Day in Congress
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February 4, 1916
Engineer Declares Dam on Trout Creek is Safe
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May 21, 1976
Executive Committee Meets to Form Plans
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July 18, 1916
Fighting the Floods
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June 18, 1949
FINDING HELP AND WATER
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September 10, 2004
Flash Flood Watch In Effect Here
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May 28, 1976
Flash Flooding Possible Today
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November 5, 1977
Flood Control Projects to be Considered
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September 20, 1940
Flood Damage in WNC May Total $1 Million
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June 18, 1949
Flood Insurance Available, Governor Says
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June 1, 1973
Flood Over; Things Back to Normal
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August 17, 1928
Flood Takes Two Lives in W.N.C. Area
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September 1, 1940
Floodplain Zoning is Needed in WNC
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May 30, 1973
Floods Becoming a Greater Threat
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June 1, 1976
Floods Sweep W.N.C. Towns
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August 30, 1940
Forecast: Asheville and Vicinity
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June 21, 1972
French Broad at Nine Foot Stage and Still Rising
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July 11, 1916
French Broad Falls Slowly But Surely
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July 18, 1916
French Broad is Slowly Receding but Still High
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July 12, 1916
Great Hurricane Exhausts Force in the Mountains
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July 16, 1916
Headed for Higher Ground
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May 16, 1976
Health officials still awaiting well test results
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September 3, 1994
Heavy Rainfall Sends Streams Out of Banks
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August 30, 1940
Help Pouring in for Craig Family
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June 23, 1972
Henderson's Damage in Flood is Over $50k
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August 19, 1928
High Waters are Receding in WNC Area
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June 17, 1949
Hunt to meet with local officials
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August 18, 1994
Many Refuse to Leave
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August 31, 1940
Marshall's Mud Turns to Dust
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September 2, 1940
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"Exaggerated Reports" Born on the Streets of Asheville
53 Briges Were Washed Out in Floods
A Daily Lesson In History
AC-T Web site gets thousands of hits from those seeking flood news
Agnes' Damage Estimated at $500,000 in Yancey
Asheville Victims Claimed By Flood
Contributions Near the Ten Thousand Mark
County Schools Closed
County Seeks to Assist on Red Road Sewer Repair
County-by-county list of preparations
Course Planned on Flood Control
Day in Congress
Engineer Declares Dam on Trout Creek is Safe
Executive Committee Meets to Form Plans
Fighting the Floods
FINDING HELP AND WATER
Flash Flood Watch In Effect Here
Flash Flooding Possible Today
Flood Control Projects to be Considered
Flood Damage in WNC May Total $1 Million
Flood Insurance Available, Governor Says
Flood Over; Things Back to Normal
Flood Takes Two Lives in W.N.C. Area
Floodplain Zoning is Needed in WNC
Floods Becoming a Greater Threat
Floods Sweep W.N.C. Towns
Forecast: Asheville and Vicinity
French Broad at Nine Foot Stage and Still Rising
French Broad Falls Slowly But Surely
French Broad is Slowly Receding but Still High
Great Hurricane Exhausts Force in the Mountains
Headed for Higher Ground
Health officials still awaiting well test results
Heavy Rainfall Sends Streams Out of Banks
Help Pouring in for Craig Family
Henderson's Damage in Flood is Over $50k
High Waters are Receding in WNC Area
Hunt to meet with local officials
Many Refuse to Leave
Marshall's Mud Turns to Dust