It could take decades for nature to heal from Helene in Western North Carolina
Biologists and other experts are still struggling to reach areas of Western North Carolina wrecked by storms to assess the damage. Some are facing the impacts of Helene on their own lives. But as early appraisals of the havoc begin, one outcome is clear: Some stretches of habitat in Western North Carolina could take decades to recover.
State, Federal Courts in North Carolina Announce Reopening Dates Following Hurricane Helene
After issuing an emergency order Sept. 30 to close 13 county courts in North Carolina, Chief Justice Paul Newby extended the order, which is also set to expire Monday. Still, some locations have ongoing clean up efforts.
Tropical Storm Helene devastated Asheville and Western North Carolina, destroying roads, downing power lines and demolishing ...
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See photos as residents living in Asheville, N.C., and the surrounding areas continue to re-build following flooding brought ...
A Salisbury business and the 149 Redmens Tony Tank Tribe are now accepting donated items to take to the Asheville, N.C., area ...
As businesses, homeowners and volunteers continue to remove muck and debris left behind from Helene's historic flooding in ...
The devastation was beyond words, even for those who have seen it before.
PAWS Chicago has taken in 16 puppies rescued from mountain communities around Asheville, North Carolina that were devastated ...
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Truckload of supplies leaves for Helene-ravaged North Carolina after big donation drive in BillericaNearly a month after intense rain from Hurricane Helene ravaged parts of western North Carolina with flooding, much of the ...
Fultondale Fire Chief Justin McKenzie was part of a team that provided relief to people in Black Mountain, North Carolina, ...
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