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'We can at least put a crop in it' | Cocke County farmer looks ahead to this year's harvest, 6 months after Helene

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Corbin Neas, an East Tennessee farmer, has found recovering from Helene challenging. But, he said, nothing will keep him from doing what he loves.

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WATE

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Five Tennessee roads remain closed six months after Helene as recovery continues

KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — This week marks six months since Hurricane Helene devastated parts of East Tennessee and western North Carolina. While the majority of Tennessee roads have reopened, five sections remain closed. The massive storm took lives, destroyed homes, damaged bridges, shut down part of I-40 between Tennessee and North Carolina, and damaged I-26 in Unicoi County. United States Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said this would "b…

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'We can at least put a crop in it' | Cocke County farmer looks ahead to this year's harvest, 6 months after Helene

Corbin Neas, an East Tennessee farmer, has found recovering from Helene challenging. But, he said, nothing will keep him from doing what he loves.

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Unicoi County Long-Term Recovery Group meets to discuss how to better assist Helene survivors

ERWIN, Tenn. (WJHL) - The Unicoi County Long-Term Recovery Group (UCLTRG) held a public meeting to discuss how they can more efficiently assist Hurricane Helene survivors using various groups and resources. The UCLTRG is a coalition of local organizations, businesses, nonprofits, churches and volunteers coordinating their resources to help those affected after disasters. "Ultimately, one of the goals of the long-term recovery group is to kind of…

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Looking back: Avery County's resilience shines in Hurricane Helene recovery

AVERY COUNTY — This week (March 27, to be precise) marks six months since Hurricane Helene unleashed her wrath on the High Country, destroying property, homes and businesses along the way, not to mention the unfortunate loss of life taken…

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The Numbers Are in: Hurricane Helene Deadliest in U.S. Since Katrina

Hurricane Helene, which slammed into Florida's Big Bend in late September, caused the deaths of nearly 250 people—a number only dwarfed by the infamous 2005 storm.

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