Helene: Cash flow in small towns is problem FEMA cannot fix

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Like many towns in western North Carolina, Beech Mountain was heavily damaged by Hurricane Helene in the fall of 2024.

The town suffered about $30 million in damage, much of it to vital public facilities such as roads, water and sewer, and drainage.

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