Fager, like many survivors, sees the attention as an unsettling aftershock of Helene, one that lingers even after the ...

Helene damage delayed the opening of Ecusta Trail by six months, leaving $406,000 in damage. In addition to the time, it took ...

In Asheville and other parts of Western North Carolina, tourism-related outlets are still fighting to survive the summer.

The meeting is open to the public, with in-person and virtual viewing options, but not open for public comment. Go here to attend virtually. Although there is no opportunity for public comment, the ...

A little more than eight months after Helene's rains caused extensive damage, Hendersonville's Harris Teeter is set to reopen. The grocery store, located at 636 Spartanburg Highway, will hold a ...

HENDERSONVILLE — Harris Teeter is holding a grand reopening of its Southside SquarePlaza location at 636 Spartanburg Hwy. on June 10. This reopening marks a meaningful return following extensive ...

It's too early to say how Helene has affected water quality in private wells. A new study will shed light but meanwhile, ...

Cleanup efforts in western NC after Hurricane Helene, plus the environmental impact of the storm. Sen. Tim Moffitt (R-District 48), Rep. Lindsey Prather (D-District 115) and Rep. Jake Johnson (R ...

HENDERSONVILLE - North Carolina Health and Human Services Secretary Dev Sangvai visited Hendersonville June 12 to tour two social services nonprofits. He advocated for continued support for the groups ...

Eight months after Hurricane Helene swept through Chimney Rock, the tourist town still isn't ready to welcome summer visitors, putting residents who rely on the tourism industry in peril.

Cindi Ross Scoppe reports on the suffering she witnessed as she worked with other church volunteers to help poverty-stricken residents of Appalachia recover.

State audit found NC relief site cost $27.4 million over 6 months post-Hurricane Helene. Average daily expenses reached $145,217 with $220 per laundry load reported.