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Greene Reflects on Helene Recovery, Mental Health Work

The Senate’s move keeps 1% rates in place for 794 active borrowers as many western North Carolina businesses remain below pre-Helene revenue levels.

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NEWLAND — Almost two years after Hurricane Helene tore through western North Carolina, state Rep. Dudley Greene (R-Avery) says the storm’s recovery has dominated nearly every aspect of his time in the North Carolina General Assembly since January 2021 —…

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Greene reflects on Helene recovery, mental health work

NEWLAND — Almost two years after Hurricane Helene tore through western North Carolina, state Rep. Dudley Greene (R-Avery) says the storm’s recovery has dominated nearly every aspect of his time in the North Carolina General Assembly since January 2021 —…

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Answer Man: Helene Business Recovery Fund borrowers facing skyrocketing rates? Messy I-26 median? • Asheville Watchdog

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