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Woodfin, North Carolina is located in Buncombe County. Zip codes in Woodfin, NC include 28804. The median home price in Woodfin is $200,000 which is roughly $115/per square foot. More Woodfin information.

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Friday May 3 | Asheville Citizen-Times

French Broad returns to normal after sewage spill

Water test results show the sewage plume from Tuesday's spill moved downstream quickly, and the French Broad River was back to normal by late Thursday.

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Thu May 02, 2013

Asheville Citizen-Times

House gives city water transfer bill final OK

The state House gave final approval Wednesday to legislation ending the city's control of its water system, and Gov.

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Tue Apr 30, 2013

Asheville Citizen-Times

Millions of gallons of raw sewage pouring into French Broad

About a dozen MSD workers are trying to fix the problem and hope to have it repaired by 3 p.m., according to Stan Boyd, director of engineering at MSD.

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Fri Apr 26, 2013

Mountain Xpress

Former Asheville City Council member Carl Mumpower threatens to leave GOP over water system bill

From a Facebook post by Carl Mumpower: From: Carl Mumpower, Ph.D. To: Asheville City Republicans and other concerned citizens Subj: Theft of Asheville City Water system The Republican majority in Raleigh, under the local leadership of Republican State Representatives Tim Moffitt, Nathan Ramsey, and Chuck McGrady are in the process of conducting an ... (more)

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Sat Apr 06, 2013

Asheville Citizen-Times

County halts A-B Tech building

Buncombe County has halted work on an expansion at Asheville-Buncombe Technical Community College, citing ongoing concerns over a planned auditorium.

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