NC’s new governor signs five executive orders to expedite Helene recovery
In his first full day on the job Thursday, North Carolina Governor Josh Stein traveled to western North Carolina where he signed five executive orders to speed recovery for residents still coping with last year’s damage from Hurricane Helene.
During Tropical Storm Helene, an Asheville man was trapped under a bridge by rising floodwaters. Three months later, he ...
The Federal Emergency Management Agency has approved close to $600 million to aid Tropical Storm Helene recovery in North ...
The bridge has been closed since Sept. 27 when Tropical Storm Helene swept through Western North Carolina, which ...
That same morning, Helene’s rains, when combined with the predecessor rain event that hit the region ahead of the tropical storm, set off widespread flooding across several counties at almost ...
A major meteorological event and its devastating impact overshadowed many events that made the year 2024 memorable for ...
BLACK MOUNTAIN - Amber Merideth didn’t feel like she was doing enough to help her community after Tropical Storm Helene hit. She was taking care of her 9-year-old son Danger and keeping him safe, and ...
Hundreds of large poultry houses used to raise thousands of chickens at a time got destroyed. Farmers far from Helene's ...
ASHEVILLE - With Buncombe County facing high unemployment in the wake of Tropical Storm Helene, Gov.-elect Josh Stein visited small businesses in downtown Asheville, calling for more visitors to ...
At the height of Tropical Storm Helene, 8 feet of water stood in the lower level of Okie Dokies Smokehouse in Swannanoa. By ...
ASHEVILLE - More than 200 Buncombe County residents have applied for assistance through a state-managed program assisting owners whose properties were damaged when Tropical Storm Helene swept ...
The deadline to place Tropical Storm Helene-related debris on the right-of-ways of roads is Jan. 5, 2015 in Aiken County, ...
When Helene hit in September, it flooded the Canton Area Historical Museum yet again, and many items inside were destroyed.
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