The David and Nicole Tepper Foundation boosted Hurricane Helene aid to $750,000, funding relief in Western North Carolina.

Several local governments in Helene-battered towns in Western North Carolina are waiting on reimbursements from FEMA for much needed repairs.

And after the flooding, we were actually able to go and check elevations of where the flooding (Hurricane Helene) got to and ...

Unfortunately, due to damage caused by Hurricane Helene, the park was unable to play host to its usual Easter ceremonies this year. But organizers and the faithful still found a way to keep the ...

Like much of Western North Carolina, Chimney Rock – the state park and the surrounding village – saw significant damage from Hurricane Helene. Six months after the hurricane hit, the park and ...

Two large wildfires in Western North Carolina have continued to ... Bee Rock Creek Fire update; McDowell County, NC wildfires The April 18 news release from the Forest Service warned that the ...

A shelter worker endured “so much loss” after Hurricane Helene — then came a heartwarming adoption. Colleen Daly, whose ...

Western NC Easter tradition continues in new location News / Apr 20, 2025 / 10:19 PM EDT Unfortunately, due to damage caused by Hurricane Helene, the park was unable to play host to its usual ...

Two major wildfires, the Bee Rock Creek and Haoe Lead fires, are burning in Western North Carolina ... Bee Rock Creek Fire update; McDowell County, NC wildfires The April 18 news release from ...

That extra sediment increases flooding in the area ... The town elevated NC-12, restored wetlands and added additional stormwater control measures, costing $4.1 million to complete.