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Asheville still struggles after Hurricane Helene as aid drops and funding cuts loom
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5:15Now PlayingEight months after Hurricane Helene hit North Carolina, parts of Asheville still look like disaster zones. Business owners are struggling to rebuild as infrastructure remains stalled, FEMA aid has been reduced, and proposed cuts to public broadcasting, vital during the storm, raise new concerns for future disasters.
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