Helene impacted Asheville cemetery where Thomas Wolfe buried. WCU students assess damage
An archeological assessment by WCU students, in coordination with FEMA and others, inspects damage at Riverside Cemetery.
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Helene impacted Asheville cemetery where Thomas Wolfe buried. WCU students assess damage
More than 50 trees were down or leaning in Riverside Cemetery after Tropical Storm Helene. In areas impacted by uprooting, Western Carolina University students are conducting archeological ...