Despite the devastation from Hurricane Helene, there are pockets of hope. The storm destroyed most of the Flowering Bridge, an abandoned concrete bridge that volunteers transformed into beautiful ...

Six months after Hurricane Helene, the Tar Heel Traveler returns to the mountains with stories of loss but also hope in its aftermath. Stories of people and their courageous resilience.

The Tar Heel Traveler team concludes its two week run of Hurricane Helene stories with a compilation of sound and video that poignantly captures both heartache and hope.

Craig lost 12 members of his family to Hurricane Helene. He told our Tar Heel Traveler about the daring rescue he made that saved a young man's life.

Kim Sherrill has lived and operated her shop, Featherheads, in Chimney Rock Village. The shop is getting rebuilt after the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene.

The former longtime UNC women's basketball coach owns property in the North Carolina mountains and for years she's grown a popular you-pick blueberry patch. Hurricane Helene decimated the patch, along ...

During this Black History Month, we feature legendary gospel singer, songwriter, record producer Luther Barnes of Rocky Mount, considered one of the nation's leading men in gospel music--and an ...

It's a big week for a beloved deli in Dunn - and that's where we find our Tar Heel Traveler Tuesday night. It's a big week for a beloved deli in Dunn - and that's where we find our Tar Heel ...

Songwriter and musician Joe Penland talks about what he saw as Hurricane Helene crushed his hometown of Marshall in Madison County.

This cozy, family-run restaurant in Salemburg offers much more than just pizza and draws customers far beyond Sampson County.

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Scott Mason talks to one family - and one town's - terrible suffering from Hurricane Helene. Months later, the scars are still fresh.