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FEMA data shows millions have been spent on Cocke Co. Helene recovery, but mistrust lingers

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Neighbors in the Cocke County community said while FEMA may have helped somewhat as they recovered from Helene, nothing beats the help they had from neighbors.

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FEMA data shows millions have been spent on Cocke Co. Helene recovery, but mistrust lingers

Neighbors in the Cocke County community said while FEMA may have helped somewhat as they recovered from Helene, nothing beats the help they had from neighbors.

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Elizabethton church continues to host hurricane recovery volunteers

ELIZABETHTON, Tenn. (WJHL) — A local church has been hosting dozens of volunteers who are helping with Hurricane Helene recovery six months after the storm. Grace Baptist Church in Elizabethton is currently hosting 60 volunteers. The church has been hosting as many as around 120 at a time. Tennessee Baptist Disaster Relief has been stationed at the church since October and continues to help those needing repairs from the hurricane. "We have comp…

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Hurricane Helene recovery in Taylor County reaches six-month mark

It has officially been six months since Hurricane Helene made landfall in the Big Bend. Many of Taylor County's coastal communities still have a lot of recovery ahead of them. Watch the video to learn how a local relief group has been helping neighbors in their path to recovery, since Hurricane Idalia hit.BROADCAST TRANSCRIPT:It's been half a year now since Hurricane Helene made landfall in the Big Bend, decimating parts of Taylor County. I'm Ke…

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Sinclair’s WLOS-TV Premieres Hurricane Helene Documentary | Radio & Television Business Report

Western North Carolina has made progress from the devastating destruction caused by Hurricane Helene at the end of September. Still, there’s a long road ahead, and a new 90-minute documentary produced by the news team of a Sinclair Inc. TV station in Asheville chronicles “the journey back.” Please Login to view this premium content. (Not a member? Join Today!)

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