Flood relief shelter stories highlight resilience in 2024 disaster
Shelter staff and volunteers face nonstop duties as power outages persist in Asheville area. Veterans and residents praise compassionate care, noting ongoing need for basic necessities and electricity for life support devices. Local reporter Holly Kays chronicles the scene and community spirit amid recovery.
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Edwards
Navy
Paul Oakes
Veterans Restoration Quarters
Asheville
Peggy Resencrance
Sutherland Insurance Company personal touch in Hendersonville
Hendersonville residents rely on Sutherland Insurance, dating to 1938, for personalized service. Pam Nuckolls, a personal lines agent for 30 years, identifies client priorities, compares top insurers, and finds the best fit. Nancy Betts, seven years with the commercial team, emphasizes friendly, professional service and value for premiums. Office at 317 N. Church St. Phone 828-693-9084 per Hendersonville Lightning.
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Hendersonville
Sutherland
Church Street
Marvin Sutherland
Ed Jones
Pam Nuckolls
Pam
Personal Insurance
Sutherland Commercial Insurance Department
Nancy Betts
Commercial Lines
Sutherland Insurance Company
N. Church Street
Pamlico County Rescue Team Reports Major Damages and Evacuations
Emergency responders from Pamlico County posted that they reached Chimney Rock and Lake Lure entities, evacuated 106 people, rescued four, and assisted in 252 contacts. The group notes no electronics or cell service, calling NC system strong as teams and aircraft aided efforts.
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North Carolina
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the Assembly
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Shawn Worley
Fletcher Shelter
Pamlico County
Chimney Rock
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