Wake Up, Asheville!
Today's Asheville newscast references these stories: * FEMA allocates $48 million for North Carolina disaster recovery projects [https://wlos.com/news/local/fema-helene-north-carolina-western-wnc-asheville-mitchell-rutherford-funds-buncombe-county-henderson-polk-hazard-mitigation-program-community-safety] * The things Hurricane Helene carried away—and the woman trying to return them [https://www.bpr.org/helene-recovery/2026-07-09/the-things-hurricane-helene-carried-away-and-the-woman-trying-to-return-them] * FEMA denies help for bridge damage in Candler after Helene [https://www.citizen-times.com/story/news/local/2026/07/10/fema-denies-funding-helene-damage-candler-nc-land/90783807007/] * High housing prices, low wages driving young people away from Asheville [https://avlwatchdog.org/high-housing-prices-low-wages-driving-young-people-away-from-asheville/] * Asheville affordable housing: Who can actually afford it? [https://828newsnow.com/news/228822-asheville-affordable-housing-who-can-actually-afford-it/]
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