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Places to stay. Western NC housing recovery continues 2 years after Helene. (opens the original)
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Connie Guinn is the mayor of Elk Park, a little town in Avery County, just a couple of miles from the North Carolina-Tennessee border on Highway 19E. It’s right by Roan Mountain, which Guinn pointed out from the mountain ridge where she lives. A few days ago, she got the keys to her completely rebuilt home, replacing the structure that was significantly damaged during Tropical Storm Helene two years ago. On Sept. 27, 2024, the remnants of Hurricane Helene, reduced to tropical storm strength, str
Filling the gaps after Helene. Volunteer groups have stepped up across the NC mountains over last 2 years (opens the original)
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When Tropical Storm Helene hit Western North Carolina on September 27, 2024, a longtime text message group chat of a few friends who all attended Mountain Heritage High School in Burnsville in Yancey County became a lifeline for checking on the status of loved ones, since the area lost cell service. Since then, that lifeline has become Mountain Strong: Yancey and Mitchell Relief Team, a permanent relief organization that serves Yancey and Mitchell counties. Other unrelated groups across the regi
Filling the gaps after Helene. Volunteer groups have stepped up across the NC mountains over last 2 years. (opens the original)
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When Tropical Storm Helene hit Western North Carolina on Sept. 27, 2024, a longtime text message group chat of a few friends who all attended Mountain Heritage High School in Burnsville in Yancey County became a lifeline for checking on the status of loved ones, since the area lost cell service. Since then, that lifeline has become Mountain Strong: Yancey and Mitchell Relief Team, a permanent relief organization that serves Yancey and Mitchell counties. Other unrelated groups across the region a
Rival Helene recovery narratives compete as Asheville hosts G20 summit (opens the original)
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Asheville is buzzing with finance officials, central bank governors and journalists from across the globe this week. The city is hosting a G20 summit — specifically the G20 Finance Track. G20 stands for the Group of 20, which is a conglomerate of 20 countries with the largest economies in the world, including 19 individual nations, the European Union and the African Union. The US Treasury Department says it chose Asheville because of the region’s recovery from Tropical Storm Helene, which occurr
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