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Helene recovery shifts towards support in winter months

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www.youtube.com – ABC11 – 2024-11-16 23:13:35


SUMMARY: In Burnsville, as autumn leaves fall, the community faces challenges in transitioning to normalcy after devastating floods. Devin Bergen, an Ansy County firefighter, personally experienced loss when his grandfather’s wife died in the floods, and his home was destroyed. Despite this, Bergen is grateful for the support of his community and fire department, which provided a camper for his grandfather. The county requires substantial help to rebuild its infrastructure. Groups like the US Veterans Corps are stepping in with supplies and winter clothing. As winter approaches, the community is focused on providing support for those in need.

Two months after Hurricane Helene devastated Western NC, we’re looking ahead to the ongoing needs of the community, as the weather gets cold

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Ideas for helping NC child care industry are solidifying, but a top suggestion faces headwinds

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August 6, 2025

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ncnewsline.com – Lynn Bonner – 2025-08-06 05:00:00

SUMMARY: North Carolina’s Child Care Task Force, led by Gov. Josh Stein, Lt. Gov. Rachel Hunt, and Sen. Jim Burgin, is addressing child care affordability, workforce pay, and financial stability, especially in rural areas. Child care providers struggle financially due to low subsidies and high costs, with infant care averaging $11,720 annually statewide. Owners like Halee Hartley and Annette Anderson-Samuels work multiple jobs to sustain their centers. The task force prioritizes raising minimum subsidy reimbursement rates to support providers equitably across counties. Discussions include establishing a child care endowment fund, leveraging philanthropy to supplement funding amid uncertain state and federal budgets.

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Court docs show Harris Lake boating suspect had prior legal troubles

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August 5, 2025

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www.youtube.com – ABC11 – 2025-08-05 20:56:42


SUMMARY: Court documents reveal Quinton Kite, charged with causing a deadly boating accident at Harris Lake that killed a 10-year-old girl and critically injured a woman, had prior legal troubles. Kite was out on a $15,000 bond from a December 2023 felony hit-and-run charge involving Alex Meyers, who was seriously injured but survived. Dashcam and security footage showed Kite’s damaged truck after leaving the crash scene. Meyers expressed frustration that earlier legal action might have prevented the tragedy. Additionally, court records from New Mexico show Kite pleaded no contest to a 2009 DUI charge, completed probation, and attended DWI school.

That includes arrests in 2009 and pending charges from a hit-and-run in 2023 that injured a Vass resident.

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We saw a human skeleton in this video.

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August 5, 2025

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www.youtube.com – ABC11 – 2025-08-05 12:03:10


SUMMARY: The video showed a human skeleton, deeply affecting the family, especially their brother, Evatar, who is critically ill and near death. He’s described as a kind, musical soul who plays guitar, sharing music with the narrator, who plays the piano. The family is devastated, unable to watch the video, but focused on saving him. Doctors say Evatar has only days left and urgently needs food, medical care, and vitamins to survive. Despite his fragile state, his spirit remains unbroken, and both he and his family believe he will recover. The narrator longs for his warm hugs and smile.

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Evyatar’s brother, Ilya, says the release of the video “crushed” his family and that doctors say his sibling has only a “few days to live.”

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