A group is stepping in to help fix and rebuild bridges in one North Carolina county hit hard by Hurricane Helene in 2024.

Russell’s clothes sat neatly on his chair, Charlene’s pajamas tucked under her pillow and their water bottles stood next to ...

A debris clean-up crew working in Avery County March 28 found a body, who the sheriff's office believes to be one of two ...

Local property owners were working with heavy equipment to remove piles of debris left by the flooding when they found the ...

Avery County Farmers Market (ACFM) will open the 2025 season on April 24 behind the Banner Elk Volunteer Fire & Rescue (345 ...

A deceased body found March 28 in Avery County is believed to be a local camper who had been missing since Helene hit Western ...

Flames broke out amid an early morning fire Tuesday at Avery Dennison’s Building No. 5, located at 250 Chester Street in ...

The missing include one person from Avery County, one from Mitchell County and three from Yancey County -- all of whom have ...

This area, Avery County and the mountain region of Western North Carolina in particular, is a beautiful kaleidoscope of color and sight throughout the seasons. The fall is quite popular, ...

The Avery County Sheriff’s Office confirmed that a body found along the North Toe River was that of a Northeast Tennessee man ...

A debris clean-up crew working in Avery County March 28 found a body, who the sheriff's office believes to be one of two people in the county still missing in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Helene.

So was Charlene's car. In late October, Charlene’s body was found about 12 miles away, according to Avery County Sheriff Mike Henley. That provided both relief and frustration for LaPointe.