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One year after Hurricane Helene, recovery efforts are slow in parts of western North Carolina


Janet Shamlian is a CBS News correspondent based in Houston, Texas. In a career that spans three decades, Shamlian has covered many of the biggest national and international stories of our time. It's ... Read More

Volunteer pilots take off from Nashville airport with Helene aid for North Carolina


Belmont student Jacob Bealle organized delivery of 9,000 pounds of relief supplies to Hurricane Helene victims. His nonprofit is preparing for Milton. Read More

I-40 reconstruction efforts continue one year after Hurricane Helene


Saturday marks one year since Hurricane Helene brought severe flooding to western North Carolina, causing extensive damage to infrastructure including a five-mile section of Interstate 40. Gov. Josh ... Read More

A look at recovery efforts one year after Hurricane Helene


It's been one year since Hurricane Helene tore through western North Carolina, leaving behind a trail of destruction. The devastating storm made landfall last September in Florida as a Category 4 ... Read More

North Carolina mountain communities still rebuilding bridges 1 year after Hurricane Helene


NEWLAND, NC -- Hurricane Helene destroyed or damaged more than 1,000 bridges when it ravaged western North Carolina's mountains one year ago. Many residents are still struggling to rebuild these ... Read More

Still digging out from Hurricane Helene, survivors praise volunteers, slam government response


Note: These stories are a series of profiles accompanying Helene: What We Lost, What We Found, a powerful investigative documentary examining the devastation and resilience that followed Hurricane ... Read More

Tourism Cares 2026 Summit to be Held in Hurricane-Battered Asheville, North Carolina


Tourism Cares’ 2026 North America Meaningful Travel Summit will put responsible travel at the forefront next year, with its chosen destination as Asheville, North Carolina, a community devastated by ... Read More

Western NC fall travel guide 2025: What’s open one year after Hurricane Helene?


AI-generated summary reviewed by our newsroom. Read our AI Policy. Western NC towns continue fall tourism one year after Hurricane Helene's impact. Key sites like Hendersonville and Sierra Nevada ... Read More

One year after Hurricane Helene, Midlands church and local organization continue relief efforts


POMARIA, S.C. (WIS) -One year after Hurricane Helene tore through the Carolinas, a Midlands church and local organization are still working to help those impacted by the storm. St. Paul Lutheran ... Read More


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