It's been six months since Hurricane Helene forever changed North Carolina. Most of us in Charlotte didn't see the damage ...
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After Helene, flood victims wonder: Should we still be living in this part of Charlotte?explains Jonathan Beller, project manager for Charlotte-Mecklenburg ... stories about the local flooding, but there were endless reports about Western NC, including from national news outlets.
The N.C. Department of Transportation will present plans next week for reconstructing these roads that run through two river ...
While adapting to life in donated campers and spare bedrooms, some displaced people in Western North Carolina still struggle ...
Six months after Hurricane Helene, “Good Morning America” will be hosting a two-hour special called “Asheville Rising.” ...
The busy residential road experienced frequent flooding, and the town worked on the project for two years after receiving grant funding through the North Carolina Coastal Communities Program.
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Gaston lawmaker's bill takes aim at some pavement sealants, parking lot regulationsThe bill co-sponsored by Gaston representative Donnie Loftis has the backing of the Catawba Riverkeeper which says it would ...
In recent days, severe weather has swept through the region, bringing snow, flooding ... at the Charlotte Douglas International Airport on July 23, 2024, in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Most in Western North Carolina had none of either ... toy 4-wheeler past Missy Hubbard’s vacant, flood-damaged house on Riverside Drive in Charlotte last November. Erik Jendresen, who plans ...
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