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High water, deep roots: How Helene strained homes and the nonprofits that sustain them

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ASHE COUNTY — Rebuilding and repairing after a natural disaster in Appalachia are prone to setbacks and delays, as nonprofits and the economically vulnerable continue to feel Hurricane Helene’s residual effects.

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High water, deep roots: How Helene strained homes and the nonprofits that sustain them

ASHE COUNTY — Rebuilding and repairing after a natural disaster in Appalachia are prone to setbacks and delays, as nonprofits and the economically vulnerable continue to feel Hurricane Helene’s residual effects.

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ashepostandtimes.com broke the news in on Monday, February 2, 2026.
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