2 Years After Helene, Major Gaps in Housing, Infrastructure Slow Western North Carolina Recovery
Crews are still rebuilding roads and bridges after more than 1,600 washouts, while hundreds of miles of I-40 repairs remain unfinished, officials said.
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Two years after Helene, NC roads are open but much rebuilding work lies ahead
The torrential rains that the remnants of Hurricane Helene dumped on the North Carolina mountains two years ago this week washed out bridges and roads in more than 1,600 places.
2 years after Helene, major gaps in housing, infrastructure slow western North Carolina recovery
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Two years and billions of dollars later, western North Carolina looks very different than it did after Hurricane Helene. Nearly all impacted state roads have reopened, drinking water systems have largely been restored and tourism is bouncing back. But state and local leaders say some of the hardest rebuilding is still [...]
Two years after Helene, major gaps in housing, infrastructure slow western NC recovery
RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — Two years and billions of dollars later, western North Carolina looks very different than it did after Hurricane Helene. Nearly all impacted state roads have reopened, drinking water systems have largely been restored and tourism is bouncing back. But state and local leaders say some of the hardest rebuilding is still [...]
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