Asheville residents struggle to reach loved ones after Hurricane Helene's devastation
After a historic village in Asheville North Carolina was slammed by Hurricane Helene, residents are struggling to connect with their loved ones. NBC News' George Solis spoke to resident Tammy Borgesen at a local hotel,
Asheville Dream Center brought aid to the Mall on Sept. 29, likely becoming the first mass aid distribution site for ...
Floodwaters pushed by remnants of Hurricane Helene have left North Carolina’s largest mountain city isolated by damaged roads ...
Preliminary assessments of the Asheville water system revealed that the storm had caused severe damage. It's unknown when ...
Asheville Dream Center brought aid to the Asheville Mall on Sept. 29, likely becoming the first mass aid distribution site ...
Buncombe County is working to open water distribution sites, said its county manager, but as of Sept. 29, none are open.
Gas stations and grocery stores began to offer cash-only purchases in Asheville as most ran out of water and vital resources.
Tropical Storm Helene swept through the region Sept. 27, causing massive power outages, dam and reservoir breaches and ...
The hurricane’s death toll rose Sunday to at least 84 people across Florida, Georgia, South Carolina and Virginia.
Most flights at Asheville Regional Airport are still canceled as airlines work to get phone service, internet reconnected.
Swannanoa River Road in Asheville appeared destroyed as asphalt was strewn across South Tunnel Road. A trio took in neighbors ...
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