www.youtube.com – WYFF News 4 – 2024-10-17 22:25:43

SUMMARY: Despite the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene, North Carolinians participated in early voting, with high turnout reported in Buncombe County. Voters formed long lines, determined not to let the storm hinder their right to vote. Buncombe County Director of Elections, Corinne Duncan, noted efforts to ensure voting continued despite power outages and other damage. Voters who lost their IDs during the storm can request an exception form to still cast their ballots. The commitment of voters, even in cold conditions, showcased the resilience of the community. For polling locations, more information is available on WYFF4.C.

Buncombe County voters turn out just weeks after Hurricane Helene

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www.youtube.com – WYFF News 4 – 2024-10-17 22:20:10

SUMMARY: Breaking news from Anderson County reveals that a firearm was discovered at Palmetto High School. Williamston police reported that a teacher overheard a concerning conversation between two students regarding a potential armed individual. Following this alert, school staff conducted a search, leading to the discovery of the firearm. Subsequently, the student involved was taken into custody and charged.

Palmetto High School student arrested after firearm found in bookbag, officers say

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www.youtube.com – WPDE ABC15 – 2024-10-17 19:57:41

SUMMARY: A strike by about a dozen bus drivers in Dylan District 4 left many students stranded at home. The drivers cited safety concerns, claiming that some students are unruly and have threatened them, including one incident where a woman was arrested for threatening a driver. This disruption forced parents to pick up their children, causing hardships for families. District Superintendent Ray Rogers stated that progress has been made towards a resolution. The drivers have agreed to return to work on Friday. The district plans to ensure students who missed school receive excused absences and can make up missed work.

Many parents in Dillon said the school bus did not show up Thursday morning to pick up their children for school.

Several mothers said their children waited at the bus stop for more than an hour in the cold, but the bus never came through.
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