Editorial: After the storm, a flood of lies and antisemitism
As first responders, repair crews and so many other people rushed to the aid of flood-stricken North Carolina, we wrote that ...
USA Today10d
Why did it flood so badly in Western North Carolina? Some scientists point to this weather effect
On Sept. 27, rivers burst from their banks surpassing major flood stages by more than 10 feet in some areas. Rivers ...
Hoodline19h
Fort Worth and North Texas Fire Departments Rally to Provide Relief for Flood-Affected Yancey County, North Carolina
The Fort Worth Fire Department and other North Texas fire departments aid in disaster relief efforts in flooded Yancey County ...
PAWS Chicago rescues 16 puppies from flood-hit mountain areas in North Carolina
PAWS Chicago has taken in 16 puppies rescued from mountain communities around Asheville, North Carolina that were devastated ...
Raleigh News & Observer13d
As Western North Carolina digs out of Helene’s mud, residents worry, agencies urge caution
The flood waters reached the second floor ... But as of Wednesday, federal and state officials would not confirm that the ...
Mountain Ways launches application for flood victims in East Tennessee, Western North Carolina
The foundation has raised millions of dollars for victims of flooding from Hurricane Helene, including a $2 million donation ...
The Christian Post on MSN5d
Prominent Christian school in North Carolina reels from $15M in flood damages
Asheville Christian Academy, a K-12 school attended by members of the Graham family, suffered up to 15 million in damages ...
As North Carolina begins voting, hurricane devastation complicates casting ballots
State officials are tracking impassable roads and contacting voters who requested absentee ballots to try to get them ...
WUNC7d
Despite flood damage, a western North Carolina school district reopens
In McDowell County, at the eastern base of the Blue Ridge Mountains, students from Old Fort Elementary are returning to class ...
Washington is offering money to move. Don’t expect flood-soaked North Carolina residents to bite.
Aid workers, community groups and environmental organizations say few people are likely to take advantage of federal programs ...