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‘Words can’t describe it': Man reflects on Helene 1 year after storm killed 11 family members

Books · North Carolina

‘Words can’t describe it': Man reflects on Helene 1 year after storm killed 11 family members

89% Center coverage: 19 sources

Eleven members of Bryan Craig's family died in a massive mudslide when Hurricane Helene hit Western North Carolina last year.See the Story

Rising Above Helene: A journey of resilience and rebuilding in western North Carolina

Floods · North Carolina

Rising Above Helene: A journey of resilience and rebuilding in western North Carolina

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) -- The North Carolina Association of County Commissioners have come together to reflect and shine a light on the significant rebuilding efforts in Western North Carolina following the devastating impact of Hurricane Helene. "It was scary, and it was scary because unknown, especially in those first couple of days where we had this epic telecommunications failure," said Buncombe County Commission Chair Amanda Edwards. The n…See the Story

Avery County marks Helene Anniversary with reflection, community gatherings

Avery County · Avery County

Avery County marks Helene Anniversary with reflection, community gatherings

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

AVERY COUNTY — There were three events across Avery County on Saturday, Sept. 27, marking one year since Hurricane Helene devastated the High Country. The county government held a formal Day of Remembrance and Honor, Banner Elk gathered in front…See the Story

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