North Carolina state parks reopen almost 2 months after Hurricane Helene
Four North Carolina state parks have reopened more than 50 days after Hurricane Helene devastated the region. The state Division of Parks and Recreation announced that Elk Knob, Lake James, New River and Stone Mountain state parks in the western part of the state have now opened at least partially.
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Video shows aftermath in Chimney Rock, North Carolina, after Helene's floodwaters decimated villageCHIMNEY ROCK, N.C. – Days after flooding devastated areas of Chimney Rock, North Carolina, residents are returning to see the new unimaginable. Debris is scattered throughout the village ...
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Video shows Chimney Rock completely destroyed as Helene unleashes catastrophic flooding across North CarolinaComplete devastation has been unfolding in western North Carolina as the remnants of Hurricane Helene unleashed days of ...
Search and rescue workers were fanning through the small town of Chimney Rock, North Carolina, east of Asheville Monday after it was almost entirely wiped out by flooding from Tropical Storm ...
Chimney Rock, a village that the U.S. Census estimates to be home to about 140 people, was one of the most devastated ...
CHIMNEY ROCK, N.C. – As businesses, homeowners and volunteers continue to remove muck and debris left behind from Helene's historic flooding in Chimney Rock, North Carolina, new ...
RIGHT NOW, WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA CONTINUES TO RECOVER AFTER HURRICANE HELENE DEVASTATED DOZENS OF MOUNTAIN TOWNS. AND TONIGHT, LEADERS IN CHIMNEY ROCK GATHERED TO GIVE UPDATES AND TO HEAR ...
Homeowners with extensive damage to their homes in high flood risk areas from Asheville to Brevard to Chimney Rock have been ...
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