Asheville, Hurricane Helene
City of Asheville lifts boil water advisory: Water Resources Department
During a community briefing Monday, Asheville Water Resources Department spokesperson Clay Chandler announced that the boil water advisory has been lifted. The advisory had been in effect for over seven weeks since Hurricane Helene swept across western North Carolina in late September,
Debris torn from Western North Carolina and East Tennessee by flooding rivers largely dumped into one East ... Three ...
More than 100,000 residents in western North Carolina were allowed to drink and bathe using water from their home faucets on ...
North Carolina Republicans are voicing frustration over how the state is still struggling to recover from two hurricanes that ravaged the region long before Hurricane Helene hit in September.
Heavy rain fell across parts of western North Carlina on Thursday for the first time since the devastating flooding event ...
North Carolina transportation officials cautioned about oversized trucks using narrow, twisting roads with some seen stuck, ...
Experts have warned that state residents with private wells should boil or test their water before drinking it.
Oliver Anthony, the singer who went viral for his "Rich Men North Of Richmond" song last year, went to Western North Carolina ...
Tammie Mance (R) hugs her boss Liesl Steiner, whose home was destroyed, as they see each other for the first time since the storm in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene flooding, Oct. 3, 2024, in ...
A body that was buried in North Carolina was washed into Tennessee due to flooding caused by Hurricane Officials said the body was buried in Whitson Cemetery in Yancey County in 2006.
Before Helene, that part of his Henderson County ... I want to get help for everybody." Edwards, a North Carolina Republican, said he'd make an appeal to other lawmakers and even House Speaker ...
Blake Smith is a clinical therapist, long-distance runner and resident of Bat Cave, North Carolina, where he lost his home and truck in devastating flooding brought by Hurricane Helene.
A group of volunteers from First Presbyterian Church in Harrisonburg returned from Hendersonville, North Carolina, where they ...
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