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Town Manager Amy Davis retires after 25 years of service to Boone

Born and raised in Watauga County, Amy Davis will be retiring from her current position as town manager of Boone after 25 years of service to the local government. Davis garnered a lot of respect from her peers and fellow staff in Boone government fairly early on in her career. Tim Futrelle, the current mayor of Boone, described Davis as someone who is “really practical” and “steady,” going on to further describe her as a “leader that gets thing…Hurricane Helene · Boone Read Article

Environmental Groups Sue U.S. National Service over Logging in Pisgah National Forest

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Environmental groups are suing the U.S. National Service over what they call an unlawful logging project in the Pisgah National Forest, ABC affiliate WLOS in Asheville reported.US Forest Service · North Carolina See the Story

Wildlife Agency Provides Updates to State’s Hatchery Devastated by Helene - Coastal Angler & The Angler Magazine

The Armstrong State Hatchery is Integral to the State’s Trout Fishing Management Program RALEIGH, N.C. (Sept. 23, 2025) — Just as many lives, businesses, landscapes and wildlife were impacted on September 27, 2024 by Hurricane Helene as it ravaged through western North Carolina, one of the North Carolina Wildlife Resources Commission’s (NCWRC) fish hatcheries, theHurricane Helene · Raleigh Read Article

County sees 'great first step' in receiving FEMA reimbursements - Hendersonville Lightning

Henderson County is expected to begin receiving some federal reimbursement in the next month to begin paying for the estimated $60 million the county has spent or is obligated to spend to remove debris left in the wake of Hurricane Helene.Hurricane Helene · Henderson County Read Article

Greater Valdosta United Way Steps up as Shutdown Strains South Georgia Families

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Across South Georgia, the ripple effects of the ongoing government shutdown are hitting home and for some, survival is becoming a day-to-day battle. LAMPs daily meal service has doubled to more than 200 people, highlighting the growing local food crisis. GVUW CEO Michael Smith says the effects of the shutdown will linger, especially after two recent hurricanes. Watch the video below for how the shutdown continues to impact families. Greater Vald…Government Shutdown · Georgia See the Story

Rise in storage building break-ins post-Helene

In the year since Hurricane Helene, Buncombe County Sheriff’s Office detectives have noticed a sharp rise in break-ins in storage buildings.Hurricane Helene · Buncombe County Read Article

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Town Manager Amy Davis retires after 25 years of service to Boone

Environmental Groups Sue U.S. National Service over Logging in Pisgah National Forest

Wildlife Agency Provides Updates to State’s Hatchery Devastated by Helene - Coastal Angler & The Angler Magazine

Helping our Hometowns: One year since Hurricane Helene

Steelman's Ace Hardware named NC Retailer of the Year

Valdosta works to clear Hurricane Helene debris from local waterways

Broadband providers: The forgotten heroes during natural disasters

County sees 'great first step' in receiving FEMA reimbursements - Hendersonville Lightning

Greater Valdosta United Way Steps up as Shutdown Strains South Georgia Families

Rise in storage building break-ins post-Helene

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Town Manager Amy Davis retires after 25 years of service to Boone

Environmental Groups Sue U.S. National Service over Logging in Pisgah National Forest

Wildlife Agency Provides Updates to State’s Hatchery Devastated by Helene - Coastal Angler & The Angler Magazine

Helping our Hometowns: One year since Hurricane Helene

Steelman's Ace Hardware named NC Retailer of the Year

Valdosta works to clear Hurricane Helene debris from local waterways

Broadband providers: The forgotten heroes during natural disasters

County sees 'great first step' in receiving FEMA reimbursements - Hendersonville Lightning

Greater Valdosta United Way Steps up as Shutdown Strains South Georgia Families

Rise in storage building break-ins post-Helene

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Town Manager Amy Davis retires after 25 years of service to Boone

Environmental Groups Sue U.S. National Service over Logging in Pisgah National Forest

Wildlife Agency Provides Updates to State’s Hatchery Devastated by Helene - Coastal Angler & The Angler Magazine

Helping our Hometowns: One year since Hurricane Helene

Steelman's Ace Hardware named NC Retailer of the Year

Valdosta works to clear Hurricane Helene debris from local waterways

Broadband providers: The forgotten heroes during natural disasters

County sees 'great first step' in receiving FEMA reimbursements - Hendersonville Lightning

Greater Valdosta United Way Steps up as Shutdown Strains South Georgia Families

Rise in storage building break-ins post-Helene

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Breaking News Topics Related to Hurricane Helene

Town Manager Amy Davis retires after 25 years of service to Boone

Environmental Groups Sue U.S. National Service over Logging in Pisgah National Forest

Wildlife Agency Provides Updates to State’s Hatchery Devastated by Helene - Coastal Angler & The Angler Magazine

Helping our Hometowns: One year since Hurricane Helene

Steelman's Ace Hardware named NC Retailer of the Year

Valdosta works to clear Hurricane Helene debris from local waterways

Broadband providers: The forgotten heroes during natural disasters

County sees 'great first step' in receiving FEMA reimbursements - Hendersonville Lightning

Greater Valdosta United Way Steps up as Shutdown Strains South Georgia Families

Rise in storage building break-ins post-Helene

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