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In response to Hurricane Helene, the Buncombe County Board of Elections approved new times and locations for early voting under authority of an emergency resolution by the North Carolina State Board of Elections.
Western North Carolina artists of all disciplines substantially impacted by Hurricane Helene are invited to apply for ArtsAVL Emergency Relief Grant.
In light of Hurricane Helene, preservation grants from $500 to $5000 are currently available from the Preservation Society of Asheville and Buncombe County.
All major supermarkets and retailers that sell groceries, such as Kroger, Walmart and Costco, give large amounts of food to food banks and pantries.
While renewal dates have passed for some National Flood Insurance Program policyholders in states affected by Helene may be able to take steps that will renew their policy and receive immediate help.
Early in the morning of October 12, 1492, a sailor on board the Pinta sighted land, beginning a new era of European exploration and expansion.
In response to the ongoing natural disaster, Buncombe County has made modifications to its website to ensure important information is easily accessible, even for those with limited internet bandwidth.
Republican Congressman Chuck Edwards recently took on members of his own party, debunking baseless claims about the Hurricane Helene response in western North Carolina made by right-wing politicians and presidential nominee Donald Trump.
In Western North Carolina, county elections officials need Porta Potties.
Small Business Administration Administrator Isabel Casillas Guzman came to two of the hardest hit parts of Asheville on Tuesday, October 8, touting the power and flexibility of low-interest SBA loans for hard-hit business owners.
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services is working with state, federal, and local partners to help North Carolinians impacted by Hurricane Helene access needed health care.
After a disaster, people come together to help the affected communities. This kind of support is not just vital for a community’s recovery, it can bring much needed hope to survivors.
The Internal Revenue Service has announced disaster tax relief for all individuals and businesses affected by Hurricane Helene, including the entire states of Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina, and parts of Florida, Tennessee, and Virginia.
