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Patrick Hussion

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Husband, Soon-to-be Father, News guy at WLOS ABC 13
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A Great Depression-era decision helped save downtown Asheville's historic architecture Original

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By Patrick Hussion Verified
| WLOS-TV (Asheville, NC) Verified
ASHEVILLE, N.C. (WLOS) — During the Great Depression, Asheville made a choice that few cities did, a decision that slowed its growth, but preserved the downtown that people know and enjoy today. There was a moment in the 1930s when Asheville had a choice: walk away from its debt like so many other American cities or pay it all back. It didn’t look like much of a choice at the time. The city was reeling from the collapse of the 1920s building boom.
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'Always an advocate': South Carolinians remember Rev. Jesse Jackson's early career

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By Patrick Hussion Verified
| WLOS-TV (Asheville, NC) Verified
GREENVILLE, S.C. (WLOS) — Long before Reverend Jesse Jackson became one of the most recognizable voices of the civil rights era, people in Greenville, South Carolina, remembered him as a young man already convinced he could change the world. Jackson, the civil rights leader, presidential candidate, and longtime advocate for racial and economic justice, died at age 84, prompting reflection around the world and in the South Carolina community where his story first took shape.
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'This Old House' documents emotional rebuild of Helene-damaged homes in WNC

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By Patrick Hussion Verified
| WLOS-TV (Asheville, NC) Verified
WLOS — For Jim and Allie Bourdy, home became something to fight for, and something to cling to, quite literally, as floodwaters swallowed the rooms they’d built their life around. There was no dramatic warning, no clear moment when staying turned into danger. Just water moving faster than anyone expected. Within minutes, the house was filling. Furniture lifted. A refrigerator tipped. With no way out, the couple grabbed foam exercise pads and held on as they made their way to a neighbor’s roof.
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