#hurricane helene

Numerous Stretches of the Scenic Route, Including Areas Near Linville Falls and Julian Price Campground, Are Now Accessible as Hurricane Helene Recovery Efforts Continue.

The Nonprofit Distributed 46 Vehicles to Families Who Lost Transportation During Hurricane Helene, Providing Crucial Support for Recovery.

The National Park Service Will Begin Wildfire Risk Reduction Efforts in Early October, Targeting Areas Damaged by Hurricane Helene in the Asheville Region.

A Contractor for the N.c. Department of Transportation Will Implement a Traffic Shift on Thursday Near Banner Elk as Culvert Replacement Efforts Continue, with Drivers Advised to Expect Delays.

Multi-Year Repair Projects, Addressing Hurricane Helene Damage and Scheduled Maintenance, Have Restored Significant Access to the Scenic Route in North Carolina and Virginia.

Governor Josh Stein Presented a New Framework in Chimney Rock, Detailing Efforts to Rebuild the Region's Economy Two Years After Hurricane Helene, Seeking Substantial Federal Investment for Future Growth.

Volunteer Teams From Linville-Central Rescue Squad Returned to Avery County's Elk River Falls Area, Where Ashby Was Swept Away by Floodwaters During the 2024 Storm.

Federal Agencies Continue to Channel Billions Into Western North Carolina for Rebuilding, Family Assistance, and Future Disaster Mitigation.

Over 137 Miles of Trails and Nearly 240 Miles of Roads Are Now Accessible in the Appalachian Ranger District of Pisgah National Forest, with More Work Ongoing.

Nonprofit Organizations Continue to Fill Significant Housing Gaps as Federal and State Recovery Efforts Face Persistent Challenges.

Governor Josh Stein Announced New Infrastructure Grants Two Years After Hurricane Helene, and Will Receive a Community Award From the Boone Area Chamber of Commerce.

Eric and Katherine Church's Nonprofit Formalizes Long-Term Commitment to Community Stability with Projects in Avery and Yancey Counties.

The Long-Term Framework, Developed with Local Input, Aims to Rebuild and Grow the Region's Economy Nearly Two Years After Hurricane Helene, Addressing Pre-Existing Challenges and a Reduced Labor Force.

The Community Is Invited to Avery Square This Sunday, September 27, for “a Time of Remembrance,” Marking Two Years Since the Historic Storm.

Human Remains Discovered Last Weekend Have Been Positively Identified as Nancy Tucker, 76, Bringing Closure to a Prolonged Search Following Hurricane Helene's Devastation in 2024.

Peggy Lee Cantrell Received a Three-Year Prison Sentence for Falsely Claiming a Destroyed Property While She Was Incarcerated During the Storm.

The Visit Marks Her Initial Stop in Western North Carolina Since She and President Trump Toured Hurricane Helene Damage in January 2025.

The New Luxury Student Housing Development Has Provided Funds to the Blowing Rock Organization, Which Recently Completed Renovations After Sustaining Hurricane Damage.