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North Carolina lawmakers reach agreement on $500 million Hurricane Helene relief package
According to a press release, House Bill 1012 sets aside $700 million in the Hurricane Helene Relief Fund and appropriates $500 million of that funding for immediate relief. Another $300 million from the North Carolina Department of Transportation's budget will be reallocated to help with recovery needs.
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'More than just a symbol': Chimney Rock State Park reopens 9 months after HeleneChimney Rock State Park has reopened to the public exactly nine months after Hurricane Helene devastated parts of western ...
Hurricane Helene lasted only a few days in September 2024, but it altered the landscape of the Southeastern U.S. in profound ...
: I-40 has reopened to traffic as of midday June 27. Click here to read more about the reopened highway between Tennessee and ...
During his visit to Chimney Rock State Park, Josh Stein urged residents to make a trip to western North Carolina and ...
Delays in permits, labor shortages and rising rental costs stall recovery, leaving storm survivors in limbo as frustration ...
As the one-year mark of Hurricane Helene's destructive flooding approaches, crews along the Blue Ridge Parkway in North ...
Professor Jacob Hagedorn said Helene fits into a larger pattern of climate-driven weather events that are intensifying and ...
Officer Sharrell Dykes of JCPD received the Law Enforcement Officer of the Year award from the American Legion for his ...
A Holly Springs man has been honored for his heroic actions during Hurricane Helene, the Carnegie Hero Fund Commission said ...
Eddie Hunnell, a 57-year-old software engineer from Holly Springs, has been awarded the Carnegie Medal for his courageous ...
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Not a trail untouched: Conestee Nature Preserve’s path to healing after Hurricane Helene’s devastationOne of Greenville’s beloved nature nooks is on a path to healing months after Hurricane Helene warped it beyond recognition.
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Out-of-state volunteers continue to repair East Tennessee homes damaged by Hurricane HeleneFlooding destroyed 78-year-old Bessie Hanson's home in a matter of seconds. She's been praying and hoping for help, and a few ...
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