Many Communities Devastated
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- September 30, 2024
COMMUNITIES IN MUCH OF THE SOUTHEAST CONTINUE TO PICK UP THE PIECES FOLLOWING THE DESTRUCTIVE CONDITIONS BROUGHT BY HURRICANE HELENE…. SOME MOUNTAIN TOWNS WERE COMPLETELY DESTROYED. THE TOWN OF CHIMNEY ROCK, NORTH CAROLINA… NEAR LAKE LURE… WAS COMPLETELY WIPED OFF THE MAP.
Read MoreGrim Death Toll Rising After Violent Flooding And Landslides
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- September 30, 2024
At last county, two flood-related fatalities have been confirmed in Cocke County while one person remains missing in Greene County. Boone McCrary and his girlfriend were in a boat on the Nolichucky River when it was swept into a bridge. McCrary’s girlfriend was rescued, but he and his dog were carried downstream. Meanwhile, a couple […]
Read MoreWater Crisis In Greeneville
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- September 30, 2024
Greeneville is facing a significant water crisis following damage to its main pumping station caused by Hurricane Helene. Mayor Cal Doty confirmed that the entire Greeneville water system is currently dry. Volunteers are distributing water at locations like Greeneville Municipal Airport while plans are underway to install new pumps. However, restoration efforts may take time, […]
Read MoreEssential Aid On The Way After Historic Flooding
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- September 30, 2024
Efforts are ramping up in Greene County to deliver essential aid across the Nolichucky River following the devastating impact of Hurricane Helene. Mayor Kevin Morrison reported that many residents on the south side of the river are isolated, with no access to first responders or emergency services. With nearly 8,000 people still without power, officials […]
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