Chimney Rock "Starting From Zero" After Town Swept Into Nearby Lake Lure By Hurricane Helene
Chimney Rock, the tiny town roughly 25 miles southeast of Asheville that’s home to the iconic Chimney Rock State Park, was nearly wiped off the map by flooding caused by Hurricane Helene. Experts are calling it the hardest spot in a region where destruction stretches for hundreds of miles.
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In the wake of Storm Helene's devastating flooding in North Carolina, recovery efforts are underway across the region. As ...
Relief efforts continue in Asheville and the Western North Carolina area where a major disaster due to Tropical Storm Helene ...
Residents near Lake Lure banded together and faced dangerous conditions from Helene's deadly flooding to make it to the evacuation point in Chimney Rock, North Carolina. This video taken over the ...
Neighbors banded together to help a young family, hiking through dangerous conditions in Chimney Rock, North Carolina, after historic flooding from Hurricane Helene washed away their route to safety.
Chimney Rock and Lake Lure in western North Carolina appear to have been devastated by flooding after Hurricane Helene swept through the area. Census data from 2022 indicate 220 people live in ...
Pamlico County Special Operations Swiftwater Team spent Saturday in one of the hardest hit parts of western North Carolina ...
The Southeast is grappling with widespread devastation after Helene made landfall Thursday as the strongest hurricane on ...
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