Last Updated on October 12, 2018 4:22 pm
Governor Roy Cooper made a stop at Valle Crucis School on Friday afternoon, as part of a multi-county swing to see flood damage.
Along with Watauga, the Governor was scheduled to survey damage and meet with emergency managers in Wilkes, Forsyth and Guilford County, according to the Office of the Governor.
Valle Crucis School tweeted out “Such an honor to have Governor Roy Cooper in the Valle today. We appreciate your visit! @NC_Governor @WataugaSchools #WeAreWatauga“
The school system tweeted out, “Thanks to @NC_Governor for visiting @ValleCrucisSch today to meet with local officials assessing storm damage from Hurricane Michael. #WeAreWatauga“
Such an honor to have Governor Roy Cooper in the Valle today. We appreciate your visit! @NC_Governor @WataugaSchools #WeAreWatauga pic.twitter.com/nvxqMquU0G
— Valle Crucis School (@ValleCrucisSch) October 12, 2018
Thanks to @NC_Governor for visiting @ValleCrucisSch today to meet with local officials assessing storm damage from Hurricane Michael. #WeAreWatauga pic.twitter.com/mV8f4Z1dAm
— WataugaCountySchools (@WataugaSchools) October 12, 2018
