Latest in Helene aftermath: What we know across Western North Carolina communities amid recovery
Avery County and the Town of Banner Elk remain under a state of emergency as of Oct. 18 due to wind and flood damage. Residents are asked to stay off the roads unless travel is essential. The countywide curfew of 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. will remain in effect until further notice.
Hurricane Helene swept away Ricky Wiebe's family's home, leaving four loved ones, including a 13-year-old boy, missing and ...
It’s all of us, not just western North Carolina," said Claudia Lampley. In the Village of Yesteryear at the state fair, you'll find Claudia Lampley from Hendersonville, who made it here despite ...
Western North Carolina high school football is back. The Mountain Athletic Conference and Western Highlands ...
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FEMA personnel have resumed door-to-door visits in hurricane-ravaged North Carolina after reports emerged over the weekend ...
In the aftermath of crushing hurricanes, the Mariners and Cal Raleigh, who's from North Carolina, are trying to provide ...
Steve Antle, retired Asheville police officer, has been delivering supplies and food throughout his local community in North ...
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