Country singer Eric Church building homes for families displaced by Hurricane Helene
Eric Church, who released the song "Darkest Hour" last fall, which benefits Hurricane Helene victims, is now working to build homes for those displaced by the natural disaster in North Carolina.
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Mules that brought supplies to hurricane victims in North Carolina fatally hit by truck
Two mules and a horse that were remarked as heroes in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene for bringing supplies to stranded ...
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Zamnesia Announces Art for Asheville Design Competition Supporting Hurricane Helene Recovery
Zamnesia, Europe’s leading online Smartshop with a U.S. home base in western North Carolina, is proud to announce its Art for Asheville design competi ...
North Carolina residents infuriated by FEMA money going to migrants as hurricane victims remain homeless
North Carolina residents Matt Van Swol and Erin Derham blasted FEMA over reports that millions funded housing for illegal ...
North Carolina legislators fleshing out details on $500M more proposed for Hurricane Helene relief
North Carolina House members have advanced a Republican package to boost state recovery funding after Hurricane Helene by ...
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Commissioner Farley visits small business owners devastated by Hurricane Helene
North Carolina Labor Commissioner Luke Farley visited Spruce Pine Wednesday to meet with small business owners and learn ...
NC leaders seek feedback on how to spend $1.43B federal Helene Hurricane grant
North Carolina officials are asking the public to weigh in on how the state should spend a billion-dollar funeral grant for ...
Stretch of North Carolina interstate that collapsed during Helene to reopen by March 1
A section of Interstate 40 in western North Carolina that collapsed during Hurricane Helene’s historic flooding will reopen ...