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Western NC towns face infrastructure woes as Hurricane Helene's impact lingers

  • Hurricane Helene caused ongoing infrastructure problems for Western North Carolina towns.
  • Heavy rainfall and the storm's reshaping of waterways contributed to the damage.
  • Maggie Valley faced a broken sewer line, costing $750,000 to fix, and Waynesville needs a berm.
  • Mayor Eveland said, "We had a 12-inch line break," resulting in about "80,000 gallons of stuff that went in."
  • Towns are seeking FEMA assistance, but Maggie Valley has not yet received any funds for repairs.
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Whiskey Riff broke the news in on Wednesday, April 9, 2025.
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