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Rivers overflowed their banks and some low-water crossings were inundated as Hurricane Isaias swept through western North Carolina. But forecasters say flooding was nowhere near the scale of Helene.
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Officials are distributing $22.7 million in interest-free Cashflow Loans to eight governments across Watauga, Rutherford, Haywood, Madison and Polk counties.
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This weekend in Boone, a program featuring local poets, writers, and performers will recognize and pay tribute to the resilience of High Country residents.
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Two Watauga high schoolers are building little free libraries to replace those lost after Hurricane Helene. They're inviting local kids to help in hopes of sparking a love of reading.
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The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services has awarded $495,982 to Watauga County Emergency Services to launch a new Mobile Integrated Health program.
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Wilkes and Watauga counties are now in exceptional drought, the most severe category in North Carolina.
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The winner of the Democratic primary for the seat will face a Republican challenger in the general election later this year.
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Tom Hughes has asked Watauga County Commissioners to consider using a county-owned building to create a facility to care for those children.
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It's the first update to the region's maps that show areas with a high risk of floods since 2009.
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The nonprofits have shared a workspace in the same building off of Bamboo Road for almost 20 years. They also share similar missions.