A task force wants insight for the impending comeback of Chimney Rock Village, nearly five months after Hurricane Helene hit the area.

Transportation leaders are asking for input on rebuilding storm-damaged roads and bridges in western North Carolina. One key focus is the reconstruction ...

Feb. 26, more than 100 people gathered at the Lake Lure Classical Academy gymnasium in Rutherford County for the second North Carolina Department ...

Helene wiped out hundreds of roadways. Now, engineers are working to fill in the holes it left behind. And in places like Chimney Rock Nathan Moneyham: The whole thing's a big hole. Anisa Khalifa: But ...

The North Carolina Department of Transportation (NCDOT) is set to hold two public meetings this week to discuss road repairs ...

The lake is hopeful of being open by the summer season. In Chimney Rock, Mayor Peter O’Leary said reopening the state park on a temporary basis is one goal in a riverbank town devastated by ...

The North Carolina Department of Transportation has unveiled its initial plans to reconstruct a highway where portions of the road were washed away due to Hurricane Helene's flooding.

O’Leary said the Chimney Rock park bridge washed out, closing the park. Temporary opening is hoped for soon. At Lake Lure, Moore said stacked debris has been removed.

CAROL? NCDOT SAYS THAT DURING THAT MEETING, THEY WILL BE DISCUSSING SEVERAL OPTIONS FOR THE PERMANENT REPAIR OF THE BRIDGE THAT LEADS INTO CHIMNEY ROCK STATE PARK, AS WELL AS REBUILDING THE ROAD ...