Woman recalls watching husband be swept away in floodwaters

More than a dozen people are still missing following the aftermath of Tropical Storm Fred. According to the Haywood County Sheriff’s Office, two people have been killed. Their identities have not been released.

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Plus, Flooding from Fred strands some Buncombe County residents, and, Black Mountain not part of Buncombe County mask mandate

0:00 Woman recalls watching husband be swept away in floodwaters
3:34 Flooding from Fred strands some Buncombe County residents
5:40 Black Mountain not part of Buncombe County mask mandate

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