At this time nearly all communications were down throughout the area and these announcements were one of the only ways to communicate the curfew or any other information to the public.

It was eerie, and reinforced to me that the storm damage was massive.]]> Katherine Cutshall]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Audio Recording]]> Flooding]]> West Asheville (N.C.)]]> Neighborhoods]]> Emily Cadmus]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Train tracks]]> News]]> Mudslides]]> Landslides]]> South Asheville]]> Erik Carlson]]> September 27, 2024]]> Tropical Storm Helene]]> Biltmore Village]]> Biltmore Avenue]]> Jamye Davis]]> September 27, 2024]]> Tropical Storm Helene]]> Riverside Drive]]> Asheville (N.C.)]]> Jamye Davis]]> September 27, 2024]]> Flooding]]> R A Jones]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Video Recording]]> West Asheville (N.C.)]]> Lexie B.]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Michael Conner]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Jonathan Ray]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Document]]> Flooding]]> Owen Mettam]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Flooding]]> Owen Mettam]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Flood damage]]> Lucy Sanford Trantham ]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Flood damage]]> Barbara Klein ]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Flood damage]]> Frank Best]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]>
I am an artist at this studio and was trying to get to my girlfriend's house when I was blocked by the water in this area, not realizing it and risen so high. I was taking photos of the flooded streets when this person pulled up in his car, sat in shock, got out to go look at the street when his daughter came up and hugged him. I later found out it was the owner of the arts building.]]> Micah R Usher]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Micah R Usher]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Micah R Usher]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Micah R Usher]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]>
It was a surprise to find people kayaking below me, they were out because they could be, doing what everyone else was, seeing how bad it really was. People on the bridge were worried for their safety, but everyone deals with trauma differently, and for them it was to enjoy the flood. Later, it reminded me of people going about their regular habits in the middle of all of the destruction, like the well off couple who was jogging in place at an intersection, checking their smart watches in spandex clothes seemed removed to me at the time but, we go on with our routines no matter what.]]> Micah R Usher]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Tim Reaves]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Meridyth Henry]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Flood damage]]> Meridyth Henry]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Joe Standaert]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Joe Standaert]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Joe Standaert]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Joe Standaert]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Joe Standaert]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Joe Standaert]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Joe Standaert]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Video Recording]]> Joe Standaert]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Video Recording]]> Will Parker]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Video Recording]]> Will Parker]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Poetry]]> Alice Weldon]]> September 27, 2024]]> October 4, 2024]]> October 16, 2024]]> Digital Document]]> Kennie G]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Flood damage]]> Kaitlin Merseles]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Video Recording]]> Kristy Lapidus]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Kristy Lapidus]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Kristy Lapidus]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Kristy Lapidus]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]> Kristy Lapidus]]> September 27, 2024]]> Digital Photograph]]>