Human trafficking risk has been rising in western North Carolina since Helene
Human traffickers are trickling into western North Carolina to exploit the trail of vulnerability that Hurricane Helene left in its wake, a law enforcement representative warned at a recent North Carolina Human Trafficking Commission meeting.
Taylor Scheneker posts photos she’s found along the debris field of the Swannanoa River in the hopes of reuniting them with ...
As floodwaters roared through remote mountain communities of Western North Carolina, locals raced against time to save each other.
Most of Nashville's hospitals have a healthy supply of fluids, but they are continuing to assess sometimes daily and search ...
Helene wiped out large parts of Asheville, North Carolina, including businesses in the beloved River Arts District.
Helene shattered the serene Western North Carolina countryside on Sept. 27. The small, tight-knit community of Burnsville, nestled near Asheville, bore the brunt of the storm’s wrath.
In western North Carolina, tubing, rafting and kayaking shops are assessing whether the rivers will be safe enough to open by ...
One month after floods from Hurricane Helene devastated Asheville, North Carolina, nearly 4,000 students there returned to the classroom this week. Baxter’s North Cove manufacturing site in ...
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Book about Helene flooding in WNC chronicles inspiring tales of hope, kindness and renewalBUY THE BOOK:How to buy our commemorative book about the 2024 floods in Western North Carolina and save 20% "Every page is a testament to the indomitable will of a community that refused to be ...
Over 150 roads in Orangeburg County were closed due to flooding and storm-related issues, including many rural roads still ...
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