"They were like, 'you're going to die'": Swannanoa residents find healing during holiday season as Helene recovery efforts ...

The holidays look much different for families in Western North Carolina this year-- left without a place to call home.

Heather Hunter and Noah Hunter have been in Swannanoa for several weeks serving meals and snacks to disaster survivors. (Greg ...

In the days following Helene, I heard from multiple people who were trying to leave the city, however they could.With the ...

Editor’s note: Citizen Times reporter Ryley Ober kayaked about 20 miles of the Swannanoa River from Black Mountain to the ...

SWANNANOA- From clothing to food, medicine and books, a supply center popped up in the front yard of a home along Old U.S. 70 ...

On the two-month anniversary of Helene’s wrath across the mountains, people in Swannanoa are coming together despite the ...

Serving breakfast each morning after Helene, a Swannanoa church member kept a photobook of new-found family, to pray over ...

This Thanksgiving is looking anything but traditional for many families in Western North Carolina, displaced by Helene.

Swannanoa resident Emily Russell floated on cushion to protect unborn baby during Tropical Storm Helene.

SWANNANOA- From clothing to food, medicine and books, a supply center popped up in the front yard of a home along Old U.S. 70, amid rubble of houses and businesses. On the afternoon of Nov. 15 ...