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‘We’re all that somebody’: Two local people collecting items for hurricane victims in North Carolina
October 5, 2024 | By Aspen Gengenbacher
QUINCY — Two local people are collecting items this weekend to benefit the victims of widespread flooding in North Carolina after last week’s Hurricane Helene, with plans to deliver them next week. Realtor Sherry Hills saw images and videos of people trapped in attics and on rooftops and thought somebody ought to do something about…
Read Full Article September 30, 2024 | By Aspen Gengenbacher
OLD FORT, N.C. — Eight adults and four small children have been stranded in a cabin in western North Carolina since late last week because of extensive damage caused by Hurricane Helene, the Category 4 storm that rocked the Florida panhandle Thursday night before making its way to several states in the southeastern region. The…
Read Full Article November 22, 2024
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