Lake Lure Dock Company and lake officials are working together to figure out what to do with the truck and boat. Please note: This content carries a strict local market embargo.

Over the weekend, several items were found that have not been seen in 100 years. JUNE 17, 2025 - A piece of history found amid ongoing post-Helene recovery efforts in Lake Lure, North Carolina.

The boat’s name was Poo Bear. “He used that as his personal boat here on Lake Lure,” Tanner said. “It sank before I was born. After a storm, it broke loose from our dock and disappeared.

“We were on a rebuild from a teardown and building a new dock. As the water went down, the lake gave up more secrets and decided to show us more and more things.” Mohl owns Lake Lure Dock Company.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is lowering the water level in Lake Lure by 30 feet to scrape out 376,000 tons of silt and sediment pushed into the lake by Helene, the Town of Lake Lure reported ...

Officials excavating North Carolina's Lake Lure Reservoir following Hurricane Helene have unearthed two "remarkable" and rare artifacts from the dried lakebed.

She’s talking about Eli, the dog she has now adopted. Last spring, 16 puppies were dumped at the Lake Palestine Motor Inn. Wiginton, who fosters dogs, took care of the group, who were all close to ...

As of June 2025, Lake Lure remains closed. A June 6 post on Lake Lure's website provided an update on efforts to remove massive amounts of debris, silt and sedimentation left in the lake by Helene.

And the dam is just one of several big-ticket items on Lake Lure's rebuilding list. The town wants to move a wastewater treatment plant out of a flood zone, at a projected cost of $35 million, and ...

The Litchfield Inn, Litchfield, Conn. (Contributed) The food she grew up with in South India doesn’t taste like typical Indian food in America, as the spices are warmer, she said.

Shellie’s Country Café, a 24-hour restaurant at 1803 Cedar St., is offering a Thanksgiving meal Thursday with all the trimmings for $16.95 for adults and $10.95 for children.

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