Survivors of Helene find warmth and kindness in Asheville community's support
Helene survivors who lost everything are relying on the kindness of strangers especially during this frigid weather.
As FEMA ended 3,000 vouchers for Helene hotels, residents have faced confusion and homelessness
As FEMA has deemed over 3,000 ineligible for the Transitional Sheltering Assistance program, residents facing displacement ...
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Christian school in North Carolina slapped with lawsuit over alleged sexual misconduct
Asheville Christian Academy in North Carolina has been slapped with a civil lawsuit alleging negligence regarding the former ...
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Helene will have long-lasting effect on animal-adoption agencies
From a decrease in adoptions to an increased need for emergency veterinary care, Tropical Storm Helene's impact will continue ...
‘A forgotten land’: Appalachians still enduring devastation from Hurricane Helene
Many North Carolinians here in Swannonoa are eking out an existence hit hard by the river that washed away their homes four ...
BeLoved Asheville buys Swannanoa property with plans for new deeply affordable 'village'
Nonprofit BeLoved Asheville has purchased an about 8-acre parcel in Swannanoa with plans to build a new "village" of deeply ...
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Opinion: If you’re sick of seeing Helene debris everywhere, brace yourself. It’s going to be here for far longer than you want
We’re still looking pretty rough these days. Western North Carolina, I mean. And yes, thanks to Helene. Sure, a blanket of ...
As 12,000 remain displaced from Helene, campers become homes. The problem is keeping them warm
More Western North Carolina residents are turning to campers as temporary homes as housing demand remains high after Helene.
WNC Nature Center celebrates 100 years; After Helene, when will it reopen?
The WNC Nature Center, Asheville's wildlife park, is celebrating 100 years. It is still closed following the historic ...
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Jimmy Harbison, veteran who died in Helene floods remembered as 'loving and caring' man
Unintimidated by the rain from Tropical Storm Helene, Jimmy walked to Twin Laurel Road not far from his home, and began to wade through the rising stream that flows into the Swannanoa River ...