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Transylvania County

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Search complete. 11 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Transylvania County".

Sep 10, 2026

Josh KellyGUEST
19:34
So the Chihuahua bald is an example of one of those.
Josh KellyGUEST
19:36
South Mills River is one that people in definitely Transylvania, Henderson and Buncombe County should know about.
Josh KellyGUEST
19:41
Not only is it consistently listed as one of Trout Unlimited's top 100 trout streams in the country, but it provides drinking water along with the Laurel Mountain roadless area to Henderson and Buncombe County through an intake on the Mills River.
Josh KellyGUEST
19:56
Other ones that people are probably familiar with, the Mount Mitchell area is covered by a roadless area called Balsam Cone.
Kyle YoderHOST
6:22
This was not Brinson Bell's first rodeo.
Kyle YoderHOST
6:25
Before rising to the state board, She spent years in the mountains, first as a field technician serving the 12 westernmost counties, then as elections director in Transylvania County, not far from the areas that Helene would hardest.
Kyle YoderHOST
6:38
When the storm came, that history stopped being a line on a resume, and it became something closer to muscle memory.
Karen Brinson BellGUEST
6:44
I knew the ridgelines.
Charlie MewshawHOST
7:44
me a message about it last week.
Charlie MewshawHOST
7:46
I was out in Transylvania County and you were like, that's where I saw a thing.
Michael G. WilliamsHOST
7:49
Yeah.
Michael G. WilliamsHOST
7:49
And you were like literally in the place where I saw the footprints as a teenager.
EthanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
62:29
We got rain ongoing right now in the mountains and parts of the foothills.
EthanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
62:33
We actually have some thunderstorms that have moved in the southwest mountains, especially Transylvania County.
EthanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
62:38
That area, looking at the radar, you can see on the map, got some storms across the mountains.
EthanSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
62:42
These will continue on and off for the rest of the morning and some heavy rain in spots.
Matt HiresHOST
5:33
But when you get up there, you start getting up in elevation.
Matt HiresHOST
5:37
You start getting near Transylvania County, North Carolina.
Matt HiresHOST
5:44
The foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains is a good description.
Matt HiresHOST
5:48
Now, the town of Easley was originally called Rockville and the town was actually renamed Pickensville in 1792.
BobGUEST
12:43
But count is also the title of Count Dracula.
BobGUEST
12:47
Well, Sapphire Valley is in Transylvania County.
BobGUEST
12:52
So count is a real nice kind of use of that word that people wouldn't initially think of.
BobGUEST
12:59
And there'll be two or three more vampire references we'll go through in a little bit to kind of lead you to that area.
DaveHOST
16:00
I like
EricHOST
16:01
it.
EricHOST
16:01
Transylvania County is right next to where I'm at.
DaveHOST
16:05
I can't remember the mind.
Jeremy EllenbergHOST
34:36
Did you see the movie?
PaigeHOST
34:36
... from Transylvania.
MattmanHOST
34:38
County, North Carolina.
PaigeHOST
34:40
[laughs]
Fat BoyHOST
40:13
Did you see the movie?
PaigeHOST
40:14
From Transylvania.
MattmanHOST
40:16
County, North Carolina.
PaigeHOST
40:18
[laughs]
Jason BoyerGUEST
3:56
And then just one after another, they kept coming.
Jason BoyerGUEST
3:58
The flash flood warnings were issued prior to that in some of the counties like Transylvania County, Haywood County.
Jason BoyerGUEST
4:04
I believe Jackson County had a flash flood warning out early in the day.
Jason BoyerGUEST
4:08
Keep in mind, we had a couple of heavy rain events leading up to this.
Jason BoyerGUEST
7:45
The East Fork Pigeon River is the headwaters of the Pigeon River.
Jason BoyerGUEST
7:49
There's a West Fork and an East Fork and they come off the Continental Divide.
Jason BoyerGUEST
7:53
And essentially so much rain fell in a concentrated area of Transylvania and Southern Haywood County that it just saturated the ground, inundated that river and overwhelmed it quickly.
Jason BoyerGUEST
8:03
So the theory is that there was debris, so much debris getting into the river that it just clogged it up and the pressure of the water just kept building.

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