FEMA agents stand down in western NC due to threats: Officials
FEMA agents are standing down across parts of western North Carolina and canceling some meetings because of threats to staff members, according to some local agencies in the region. Ashe County Emergency Management said FEMA canceled events in the area due to threats that were received in other parts of
Hurricane Helene causes widespread destruction of roads, buildings, power lines and more in Ashe County. How the community is ...
Since Saturday, the county says 399 plane loads of supplies have arrived. Volunteer groups have also been integrated into ...
She has a team of volunteers with SUVs and ATVs, or who even go on foot to those in need. She may even need to call in a ...
The Florence Thomas Art School and Gallery is now under the direction of co-directors Samantha Oleschuck (Community ...
Stoicism is not uncommon for residents in these Blue Ridge Mountains. They come from a legacy of self-reliant people, ...
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One good Samaritan is collecting donations from the Triad with the help of his daughter and granddaughters to bring them to ...
Economic factors including a lack of affordable housing, child care issues and stagnant wages had more than doubled the ...
E.H. Farmer (left) and his son, Eric, break down a carport in the front yard of Eric’s home following the aftermath of ...
Helene's devastation was widespread, reaching many western North Carolina communities, including the small town of Lansing in Ashe County. Residents on Tuesday told WRAL News the draw to living ...
Ashe County native Luke Cullifer says it’s a wonder some buildings are still standing. “You can see downed road signs, people’s belongings in trees. That river came all the way up out of the ...
The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) temporarily paused aid in parts of North Carolina this weekend after alleged ...
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