Helene Disaster Aid Efforts Face Safety Hurdles
Duke Energy spokesman Bill Norton said many customers will be restored by week’s end as Helene responses continue. FEMA operations shifted plans over the weekend amid threats to staff safety, highlighting ongoing security concerns for disaster recovery teams.
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Tilley Hats UPF 50 Certified Moisture Wicking Buoyancy
Tilley brand hats gain certification for UPF 50 protection and moisture wicking fabric. The new models feature buoyancy to stay afloat when worn in water, aiding security and convenience for outdoor use.
Hendersonville area agencies adjust disaster recovery operations
FEMA reports continued disaster recovery centers and ongoing survivor registration in North Carolina. Threats to FEMA personnel paused processing in some mountain counties. Ashe County officials urge calm. North Carolina lifts outdoor burn permit requirements in multiple counties until further notice. Local health services assist restaurants with reopening and Emergency Operations Plans. over 70 plans approved. Free downtown parking through October follows Hurricane Helene. upcoming events and a county school board forum are announced.
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