Helene decimated riverside communities. Residents are still picking up the pieces.
Neighbors fighting to rescue neighbors. People stuck on trees, rooftops for hours. Lives were forever changed along the ...
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'The remainder:' What the Swannanoa River left behind after Helene's 'fury'
Editor’s note: Citizen Times reporter Ryley Ober kayaked about 20 miles of the Swannanoa River from Black Mountain to the ...
Ninjaville Obstacle Training gym hopes to swing back after Helene
Along Swannanoa River Road, Ninajaville ObsticleINTRO: A LOCAL GYM THAT’S NO MORE, IT’S OWNER – THANKFUL TO BE ABLE TO ...
Community rallies in Swannanoa as residents brace for winter after Helene's devastation
On the two-month anniversary of Helene’s wrath across the mountains, people in Swannanoa are coming together despite the ...
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Swannanoa still digging out after storm washed away homes, businesses
The small town east of Asheville suffered unprecedented damage during Hurricane Helene. A swollen Swannanoa River overflowed ...
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Made homeless by Helene, he now faces a new challenge: Getting permission to rebuild
The program provides money for homeowners to rebuild their homes up to current flood control standards, which in Mundy’s case ...
‘We’re going to get forgotten’: Swannanoa still reeling after Helene’s destruction in NC
Despite sweeping relief efforts, Helene’s impact lingers as a reminder that life here is far from normal and may never be the ...
Hurricane victims spending Thanksgiving in tents as heat, electricity, food still hard to find
As the holiday season begins, residents of western North Carolina who lost everything during Hurricane Helene want their ...
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Swannanoa church member brings 'brightest moments' after Helene with hug, food, photobook
SWANNANOA – A few blocks away from where debris and rubble has slowly begun clearing from the Swannanoa River's banks, the ...
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'The remainder:' What the Swannanoa River left behind after Helene's 'fury'
Editor’s note: Citizen Times reporter Ryley Ober kayaked about 20 miles of the Swannanoa River from Black Mountain to the French Broad River in early November to document the aftermath of Helene.