A group of woodworkers and artists are finding a new way to honor the trees that were lost during Hurricane Helene.

Saturday, June 14 - Showers and thunderstorms likely, then showers and possibly a thunderstorm after 4 p.m. Patchy fog before ...

One of the things I cherish most about Western North Carolina is its patchwork of small, close-knit communities nestled among ...

Immediately after Hurricane Helene, volunteers rushed to western North Carolina to remove debris and deliver supplies. But ...

Western North Carolina residents surveyed widespread storm damage to their neighborhoods on Sunday. Footage taken by @midwaymissle shows downed trees and broken branches in the town of Biltmore ...

Some people rely on western parts of the state for crops, live stock and (as the holiday approaches) Christmas trees. The North Carolina Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services says the ...

Hurricanes have gotten larger and wetter because of climate change and inland communities are at greater risk from heavy ...

North Carolina grows and sells millions of Christmas trees each year. You can click here to see a map of where Christmas trees grow in the United States. This might surprise you, but western North ...

The majority of Christmas trees grown in North Carolina come from the mountains. But that was a region hard hit by Helene. Potter said his heart goes out to the farmers devastated by Helene ...

Helene's deluge across western North Carolina in September resulted in widespread ... said the hurricane also left behind lots of dead trees and fallen branches, debris that became kindling.