Ed DiOrio
Education and GA Reporter at WLOS-TV (Asheville, NC)
Find Your Roots | Education/GA Reporter @WLOS_13 | Former @WTOV9 @WashWildThings @KDKARadio @WestmorelandSN | @WaynesburgU Alum | Story Idea? [email protected]
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1 week ago |
wlos.com | Ed DiOrio
The future of UNC Asheville’s Millennial Campus, otherwise known as the Urban Forest, is still up in the air. UNC ASHEVILLE'S LAND ASSESSMENT SPARKS COMMUNITY OUTCRY FOR FOREST PRESERVATIONThe school put out this message with guidelines ahead of Wednesday night’s meeting:“On Wednesday, April 16, the University of North Carolina Asheville will hold a Millennial Campus community input session from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the Blue Ridge Room in Highsmith Student Union on UNC Asheville’s campus.
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1 week ago |
wlos.com | Ed DiOrio
Asheville residents will see higher water rates starting July 1. Residents will see a $4 increase twice a month or a rate of 7.5%. Commercial and manufacturing companies will see a rise of close to 20%. The city's water treatment plant was heavily damaged after Hurricane Helene, but this change is not because of the storm.
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1 week ago |
wlos.com | Ed DiOrio
With last Friday’s news of FEMA denying an extension of a 100% disaster cost-share waiver, 10% of that now falls to the state. What does that mean for local governments still waiting for federal dollars? “We haven’t seen a dime of that [FEMA public assistance] come in until this morning,” Madison County Manager Rod Honeycutt said. “Individual assistance from FEMA, we’ve had about $5.1 million come in across 4,700 citizens.”Madison County still has a lot to get done nearly seven months after Helene.
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2 weeks ago |
wlos.com | Ed DiOrio
Generous donations are giving a multitude of families a home after not having one for months in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. A local nonprofit organized the donations and is just weeks away from helping its first family. FairviewStrong.org was launched to help the people in the area affected by Helene. Now, double-wide trailers will be delivered to help families who lost their homes over six months ago.
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2 weeks ago |
wlos.com | Ed DiOrio
Nearly a thousand people needing jobs spent part of their day at the WNC Agricultural Center for the annual WNC Career Expo on April 9. (Photo: WLOS Staff)
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HAPPENING NOW: @NC_Governor is in Asheville for the Helene Recovery Special Meeting. It’s an update for the NC Assc. Of County Commissioners & NC League of Municipalities. We’re live at noon & have the full story later tonight on @WLOS_13 https://t.co/CI6eBVXg8g
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We’re doing all this to announce a QB that 31 teams didn’t want? #BigNightAHT
We’re doing all this to announce a QB that 31 teams didn’t want? #BigNightAHT
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