Articles in regional publications that pertain to a wide range of North Carolina-related topics.
EMC's Still Counting Toll From “Storm of the Centuryâ€
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On March 28, 1984, severe tornadoes swept through the Carolinas, cutting a 450-mile path of destruction. The storms were especially destructive in Eastern North Carolina. Homes were ripped apart; huge forests were leveled; forty-four people were killed; roads and fields were impassable in some areas; and tens of thousands of people were without power.
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