‘There’s just nothing left.’ Helene wipes out Chimney Rock’s Main Street
Tracy Stevens had left her house in Chimney Rock Thursday night and gotten a room at the Lake Lure Inn, which had a generator and was staying open through the storm. The two towns, both popular tourist destinations, are walking distance to one another, joined by a bridge across the Broad River in the mountains of Rutherford County.
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In the wake of Storm Helene's devastating flooding in North Carolina, recovery efforts are underway across the region. As ...
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Chimney Rock "Starting From Zero" After Town Swept Into Nearby Lake Lure By Hurricane HeleneIt's going to take years to recover." Chimney Rock, the tiny town roughly 25 miles southeast of Asheville that’s home to the ...
One North Carolina GOP national committeeman, whose family has lived on Lake Lure for generations, recounts how the tourist ...
From Ellenboro's back roads to Chimney Rock Village's popular drag, downed trees and flood debris hamper travel.
Potentially catastrophic rainfall is predicted for the southern Appalachians. Watch rivers rise on these USGS webcams.
Communities in Western North Carolina are still dealing with the aftermath of Helene. Here's the latest from different towns ...
It took a helicopter to get Chimney Rock business owner Steve Gale out of Hurricane Helene's way. When he returned on Tuesday he found how much he and his neighbors had lost.
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