Buncombe County continues search and rescue after Helene, more consistent water supplies on the way
ASHEVILLE – As the first signs of relief reach Asheville, water services are becoming more consistent, with more on the way for distribution. Tuesday’s Buncombe County briefing was the first time the death toll has not risen since Buncombe County Sheriff Quentin Miller first confirmed 10 deaths in the Sept. 29, 10 a.m. meeting.
Interstate 40 west, which connects N.C. to Tennessee, still remains closed to anyone but emergency responders.
Buncombe County leaders held a morning press conference on Oct. 1 to give updates on the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
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Buncombe County Sheriff Quentin Miller reports that the death toll from Hurricane Helene has risen from 30 to 35 in Buncombe County. Miller made the announcement during the press conference from ...
Sheriff Quentin Miller said 35 people have died so far, including a deputy who was working during the storm. Asheville and ...
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