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Historical Floods Collection
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Historical Floods Collection
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Archives housed in Buncombe County Special Collections that document major weather related events from the past in Western North Carolina.
Collection: Historical Floods Collection
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More on Tropical Storm Ivan
Jennifer Uhl-Ford, John Coutlakis, John Fletcher, Photographer unknown
,
September 19, 2004
What next?
Joy Franklin
,
September 19, 2004
Death toll rises to nine; power, travel problems persist from storm persist.
John Boyle, Amy Miller
,
September 19, 2004
Ivan destroys lives; homes across WNC
Steve Dixon
,
September 19, 2004
Ivan brings second flood to devastated Biltmore Village
Tony Kiss
,
September 18, 2004
WNC Flood maps outdated
Kerra L. Bolton
,
September 17, 2004
Businesses challenge government response to Frances
Angie Newsome
,
September 16, 2004
Oh, no - Here comes Ivan
Tonya Maxwell, Bill Sanders
,
September 16, 2004
FEMA Opens Clyde center as flood victims watch Ivan
Jon Ostendorff
,
September 16, 2004
Woman recounts harrowing river ordeal
Tonya Maxwell
,
September 15, 2004
Environmental officials begin to tally flood damage
Julie Ball
,
September 15, 2004
Officials brace for second wave of disaster
Michael Flynn
,
September 13, 2004
Past week shows we need serious discussion of floodplain, water issues
Karen Cragnolin
,
September 12, 2004
Flooded out animals need human help
Joy Franklin
,
September 12, 2004
Web site tells the story of the flood and a changing newsroom
Robert C. Gabordi
,
September 12, 2004
Normal is a long time off
Tonya Maxwell, Jason Sandford, Jon Ostendorff, Ewart Ball
,
September 11, 2004
Lack of water ties up some WNC restaurants
Dale Neal
,
September 10, 2004
FINDING HELP AND WATER
Author unknown
,
September 10, 2004
Businesses have tough days ahead
Dale Neal, Steve Dixon, Ewart Ball
,
September 10, 2004
Destroyed in a matter of hours
Tyler Norris Goode, John Fletcher
,
September 10, 2004
WIDESPREAD & TOUR
Rebeccah Cantley-Falk, Leslie Boyd, John Fletcher
,
September 10, 2004
Residents struggle to cope with devastation
Jon Ostendorff, Tonya Maxwell, Steve Dixon, Bill Sanders
,
September 10, 2004
Asheville expected to have water service restored today
John Boyle, Julie Ball
,
September 10, 2004
Feeling Frances' Fury - Photographs
Ewart Ball, Steve Dixon, Andre A. Rodriguez, Judy Smith
,
September 9, 2004
Frances staggers us
Author unknown, Steve Dixon
,
September 9, 2004
Advice for cleaning up safely after the flood
Paul Clark
,
September 9, 2004
AC-T Web site gets thousands of hits from those seeking flood news
Author unknown
,
September 9, 2004
Toe River neighbors forced out
Clarke Morrison
,
September 9, 2004
Victim of the 1916 flood never forgot
Susan Reinhardt
,
September 9, 2004
East Buncombe residents make use of shelter
John Boyle
,
September 8, 2004
Frances Floods WNC
Julie Ball, Tonya Maxwell, John Fletcher
,
September 8, 2004
WNC Volunteers serve meals to flood victims
Author unknown
,
September 21, 1999
Health officials still awaiting well test results
Author unknown
,
September 3, 1994
Officials look at restrictions to river access
Jason Sandford
,
August 25, 1994
Flood mop-up
Phil Alexander, John Coutlakis
,
August 20, 1994
River rescue recounted by Ballard
Jason Sandford
,
August 19, 1994
Old Fort business awaits agency ruling on floodplain
Gerry Richardson
,
August 19, 1994
Flooding Forces Evacuations Around WNC
Phil Alexander
,
August 18, 1994
Flood Waters Ravage WNC
Paul Johnson, John Coutlakis, Debbie Chase-Jennings
,
August 18, 1994
Hunt to meet with local officials
Author unknown
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August 18, 1994
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Title
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of 9
More on Tropical Storm Ivan
What next?
Death toll rises to nine; power, travel problems persist from storm persist.
Ivan destroys lives; homes across WNC
Ivan brings second flood to devastated Biltmore Village
WNC Flood maps outdated
Businesses challenge government response to Frances
Oh, no - Here comes Ivan
FEMA Opens Clyde center as flood victims watch Ivan
Woman recounts harrowing river ordeal
Environmental officials begin to tally flood damage
Officials brace for second wave of disaster
Past week shows we need serious discussion of floodplain, water issues
Flooded out animals need human help
Web site tells the story of the flood and a changing newsroom
Normal is a long time off
Lack of water ties up some WNC restaurants
FINDING HELP AND WATER
Businesses have tough days ahead
Destroyed in a matter of hours
WIDESPREAD & TOUR
Residents struggle to cope with devastation
Asheville expected to have water service restored today
Feeling Frances' Fury - Photographs
Frances staggers us
Advice for cleaning up safely after the flood
AC-T Web site gets thousands of hits from those seeking flood news
Toe River neighbors forced out
Victim of the 1916 flood never forgot
East Buncombe residents make use of shelter
Frances Floods WNC
WNC Volunteers serve meals to flood victims
Health officials still awaiting well test results
Officials look at restrictions to river access
Flood mop-up
River rescue recounted by Ballard
Old Fort business awaits agency ruling on floodplain
Flooding Forces Evacuations Around WNC
Flood Waters Ravage WNC
Hunt to meet with local officials