US EditionWilmington Photographer Documents Long Recovery of Residents in Western NC After Hurricane Helene
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Wilmington photographer documents long recovery of residents in western NC after Hurricane Helene
WILMINGTON, NC (WWAY) — Hurricane Helene hit the western part of North Carolina more than a year ago and Wilmington-based photographer Allison Joyce documented the efforts of residents trying to recover and rebuild. While Joyce is actually camera-shy and would not speak with WWAY on camera, she told us she’d rather let her photos do the talking. For months, Peggy Williams and other volunteers searched for her partner, Lenny Widawski, a violinist…
More than two years after Hurricane Otis, the Port of Acapulco has already reached 85% of its recovery and is ready to host at the end of April the Tianguis Turístico de México 2026, a key meeting to attract businesses and visitors from all over the world. Simón Quiñones, secretary of State Tourism, stated this [...] The article Acapulco reaches 85% of recovery in front of Tianguis Turístico 2026 appeared first in: 88.9 News.
Elk River Falls Area Closes Again for Hurricane Helene Debris Removal; Reopening Projected for Late Spring 2026
The Elk River Falls Area on the Pisgah National Forest is temporarily closed effective Wednesday, March 18, for the next phase of Hurricane Helene debris removal. The closure, announced by the U.S. Forest Service, includes the Elk River Trail, Elk River Falls, and Elk River Road within the closure area in Avery County. The projected …
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