After Helene’s destruction, campaigning is back on in western North Carolina
BURNSVILLE, North Carolina — When Hurricane Helene swept through Yancey County, the flood waters took Byrdene Byerly’s home and nearly all her possessions. She escaped from her house with only the muddy clothes on her back and her pocketbook.
On Sept. 27, rivers burst from their banks surpassing major flood stages by more than 10 feet in some areas. Rivers ...
The flood waters reached the second floor ... But as of Wednesday, federal and state officials would not confirm that the ...
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Prominent Christian school in North Carolina reels from $15M in flood damagesAsheville Christian Academy, a K-12 school attended by members of the Graham family, suffered up to 15 million in damages ...
State officials are tracking impassable roads and contacting voters who requested absentee ballots to try to get them ...
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Antique shop owner and Banner Elk, North Carolina resident Olivia Daley spoke to Fox News' Madison Scarpino about the impact ...
WARNER ROBINS, Ga. — A community-led relief effort in Warner Robins reached a significant milestone Friday as volunteers ...
Volunteers organically spun up a massive operation at the "Last Great Colosseum." They say it's an honor to work there.
Before Hurricane Milton crashed in Florida this week, Hurricane Helene hit the Southeastern U.S. hard, leaving widespread ...
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