The Year After Helene, in the Words of Those Who Lived It • Asheville Watchdog

The year after Helene, in the words of those who lived it • Asheville Watchdog

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Asheville’s nationally recognized Village Potters Clay Center miraculously reopens after Helene destruction

For 14 years, the nationally-recognized Village Potters Clay Center served as a thriving community hub and training center for ceramic artists in the River Arts District.

Historic Biltmore Village shows strength, resilience in recovery 1 year after Hurricane Helene

ASHEVILLE, N.C. – It's been about a year since Hurricane Helene left communities across western North Carolina reeling from damage and loss after heavy rainfall created mudslides and flooding that washed through the Blue Ridge Mountains.When Hurricane Helene made landfall in the U.S. on Sept. 26, 2024, no one expected the devastation the storm would bring to western North Carolina. Over the last year, Asheville and the Historic Biltmore Village …