Buncombe County Sheriff Quentin E. Miller reflects on lessons learned, community resilience, and how his office supported residents after Hurricane Helene.

At City Hall Sept. 9, Asheville Assistant City Manager Ben Woody discussed lessons learned and recovery progress one year after Hurricane Helene.

Melinda Lowrance shares lessons, frustrations and hopes for Hendersonville’s recovery after Helene.

Tropical Storm Helene hit Western North Carolina in late September 2024, killing at least 100 people in the state.

Western NC communities have come a long way since the devastating storm. See what's been accomplished and take a look at the road ahead.

Dede Wilbanks of Swannanoa’s Botany Woods reflects on her neighborhood’s recovery and challenges nearly a year after Hurricane Helene.

Swannanoa resident Dede Wilbanks discusses Botany Woods’ recovery, resilience and ongoing challenges nearly a year after Hurricane Helene.

We've crossed the halfway point of the 2025 WNC football NCHSAA and NCISAA season. Who is the top quarterback going into the back half of the season?

A Community's Photographic Memory of Hurricane Helene" features pictures and stories from 47 contributors in Hot Springs.

One year after Helene, Henderson Co. Commissioner Rebecca McCall said the community is determined to continue to rebuild. Anastasiia Riddle and George Fabe Russell Dr. Rob Jackson on Buncombe County ...

Duke football is still preparing to face Syracuse’s high-powered passing attack Saturday despite QB Steve Angeli being lost to a torn Achilles.

Asheville Tea Company’s founder reflected on Helene’s impact and shared plans to rebuild while touring Kestrel Herb Farm in Leicester, Sept. 11, 2025.