What western North Carolina needs now: A Q&A with state Senator Julie Mayfield
North Carolina legislators return to Raleigh this week for what will very likely be the final session of 2024. It’s also the final opportunity for lawmakers to appropriate funds that would help the residents of western North Carolina who are still struggling to recover in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene.
Athene Grant remembers hearing the trees start to fall. She sat on the couch, looking out of windows covered in shredded ...
When Hurricane Helene hit western North Carolina, many Christmas tree farms, a major source of income in that part of the ...
North Carolina Gov.-elect Josh Stein (D) said he is “eager” to work with the incoming administration to access federal relief ...
The same Appalachian areas still recovering from Helene are expected to get more snow in the days following Thanksgiving.
According to FEMA, 33 families have temporary homes to call their own in Western North Carolina as of Thanksgiving and nearly ...
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The lawmaker representing Haywood and Madison counties told Queen City News he has not been approached by Republican ...
Gov.-elect Josh Stein indicated he will work across the aisle with the incoming administration to deliver aid that is still needed to the state.
To help, the North Carolina Department of Transportation has announced suggested detours for Thanksgiving holiday ...
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Western North Carolina Winter Festival back and underwayA Western North Carolina winter festival is back and will run until Christmas. The 6th annual Winterfest is underway at Tryon ...
Now that the third round of the NCHSAA football playoffs is over, the field has been whittled to 32 teams. Some of the ...
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