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Wildfire erupts in Avery County as Hurricane Helene debris fuels new danger
A year after Helene, dried storm debris is fueling fast-moving wildfires in western North Carolina, where damaged forests and slow recovery have left mountain communities on edge. Read More
Returning to a scarred, rejuvenated Western North Carolina. Here's what I found a year after Helene.
WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA — Driving up Highway 70 toward Asheville, the morning light illuminated a ravaged shoulder of road and a pile of concrete rubble just before a bridge. A mechanic’s shop with ... Read More
WNC public officials, 400 signees, call for post-Helene eviction moratorium, rental aid
ASHEVILLE - As evictions continue after Tropical Storm Helene devastated Western North Carolina, more than 400 community members, including at least 20 public officials, have signed onto an open ... Read More
“Has everyone been fed?’’ North Carolina, one year after Hurricane Helene
Shrinking support from the Trump administration delays disaster recovery, leaves communities vulnerable to dangerous weather. The Black Mountain Presbyterian Church campus in western North Carolina, ... Read More
After Helene, climate concerns ripple through North Carolina real estate market
When floodwaters from Hurricane Helene tore through western North Carolina last year, the damage extended far beyond washed-out roads and broken homes. It also changed how many people think about ... Read More
Noem approves $155M in FEMA funds; Budd says he will lift hold on DHS nom
The Department of Homeland Security announced that another $155 million in Federal Emergency Management Agency Public Assistance funds would be released for Western North Carolina recovery from ... Read More
After Hurricane Helene: NC's $87M Disaster Training Facility
One year after Hurricane Helene, North Carolina prepares its first responders for future disasters. Hurricane Helene's devastating floods tested North Carolina's emergency response capabilities. When ... Read More
Disaster Recovery Is Big Business
Hours after an Atlantic hurricane came for Appalachia, many residents of rolling, tree-lined western Asheville, North Carolina, had nothing to do and nowhere to go. More than 1,000 roads were closed, ... Read More
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