Cooper to update Helene recovery before visiting Chimney Rock on Monday
Gov. Roy Cooper will visit Chimney Rock and Lake Lure on Monday to survey the catastrophic damage caused by Hurricane Helene.
30-foot wall of water hit Chimney Rock, firefighter recalls; officials refute ‘bodies everywhere’ rumor
Chimney Rock volunteer firefighter John Payne saw what he estimated was a 30-foot-high wall of water, tossing car-sized boulders as it raced toward the town.
North Carolina mountain towns ‘forever changed’ by Hurricane Helene’s destruction
Mountainside North Carolina towns have been “forever changed” and cut off from the world by the wrath of Hurricane Helene — ...
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Helene recovery efforts continue; Biden orders another 500 active-duty troops for western NC
Hurricane Helene's death toll surpasses 150 people as rescuers search across the mountains of western North Carolina on ...
NC officials detect damage to Lake Lure dam after emergency evacuation of people nearby
The nearly 100-year-old dam suffered damage to its structural supports but was still holding Friday afternoon, officials said ...
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Couple reunited after volunteer rescue pilot threatened with arrest in North Carolina
Jordan Seidhom, who decided to go help those impacted by Helene with his own helicopter on his own dime, was able to rescue ...