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North Carolina lawmakers reach agreement on $500 million Hurricane Helene relief package
According to a press release, House Bill 1012 sets aside $700 million in the Hurricane Helene Relief Fund and appropriates $500 million of that funding for immediate relief. Another $300 million from the North Carolina Department of Transportation's budget will be reallocated to help with recovery needs.
There was plenty of disappointment over the last 12 months for the Carolina Hurricanes. It started at last year’s draft, when ...
Chimney Rock State Park reopens post-Hurricane Helene; visitors need reservations, limited hours. Governor Stein signed Disaster Recovery Act.
An iconic tourist attraction in an area of western North Carolina among the hardest hit by Hurricane Helene has reopened to ...
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The North Carolina legislature has wrapped up the chief portion of its annual session by passing another Hurricane Helene ...
Unless re-signed by the Canes by noon Tuesday, defensemen Brent Burns and Dmitry Orlov, and forward Jack Roslovic will become ...
Interstate 40 is open once again at the Tennessee and North Carolina state line. The highway reopened June 27 following a ...
A section of Interstate 40 reopened this year in the Pigeon River Gorge. Now a rockslide nearby means the highway is ...
Lawmakers passed an additional $500 million in disaster funding but are leaving for a summer break without a budget in place.
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