Paddlers will soon return to the whitewater river of Western North Carolina for one of the world’s largest extreme kayaking events. After the destruction of Hurricane Helene sent the renowned Green Race on a yearlong hiatus, the paddling community is gearing up for the race’s 30th year on Nov. 1, which will look much different with the Green River’s course reshaped by the storm. 

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Auditor Boliek emphasized that this was positive sign as the region recovers from Helene 

Events focus on fun winter time activities

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Fundraising campaign supports capital projects that support university’s athletics

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Facility served as a key satellite communication hub  

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Key program to promote resiliency after Helene  

Another Milestone In Helene Recovery 

First of its kind facility will improve emergency response times 

New training facility transforms nursing education to improve patient care 

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First in the University of North Carolina System 

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First event happening this Friday