Western NC school, college closures after Helene flooding: What we know so far
ASHEVILLE - Though information on school closures in Western North Carolina is still sparse, several schools and universities have now issued alerts in the wake of Tropical Storm Helene. Here's what we know so far from area educational institutions including WNC public school districts and colleges.
Severe flooding from Helene hits western NC; App State/Liberty game canceled
Cooper says Helene is causing life-threatening flash flooding, “numerous” landslides, downed tree and power outages (879K as of Friday morning) for the western part of the state. That’s led to the cancellation of App State’s football game against Liberty, originally scheduled for Saturday. The game has not been rescheduled.
Everyone is safe at UNC Asheville, the university’s chancellor said, but parts of campus are inaccessible and the storm ...
The university said classes will be suspended through Friday, Oct. 4, due to widespread internet and cellular outages, along ...
In West Asheville, those impacted by Tropical Storm Helene wait, and hope, for a chance to buy food and water.
U.S. News & World Report statistics provide information on acceptance rates, tuition and more. Here's what they say about WNC ...
Hundreds of thousands of people in western North Carolina still are without power, and many don't have cell service as of ...
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Gov. Roy Cooper has requested a major disaster declaration from President Joe Biden for 38 counties in North Carolina to help ...
Buncombe County officials confirmed at least one death from Tropical Storm Helene on Saturday. Many in western North Carolina ...
Crew performed more than 100 rescues as buildings flooded, roads were washed away and people were left stranded in the North ...
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