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Farmer turns disaster into community effort after Helene

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When Helene swept through western North Carolina, it left a mark on nearly everyone in the region.

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Community Heroes: Kayla Frazier wasted no time helping others during Helene floods

WASHINGTON COUNTY, Tenn. (WJHL) — A washed-out bridge, no power and no cell service didn't stop this week's Community Hero from helping others. Kayla Frazier's efforts to assist her neighbors when they were trapped after Hurricane Helene sent floodwaters surging undoubtedly saved lives. Frazier got home just in time to see the bridge she had just crossed to her neighborhood wash away on Sept. 27. She immediately started helping others. "So the f…

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Farmer turns disaster into community effort after Helene

When Helene swept through western North Carolina, it left a mark on nearly everyone in the region.

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Rebuilding Hollers supports Helene victims in western North Carolina

BURNSVILLE, NC (WGHP) — In a two-story building, saved from the flood waters of Hurricane Helene, is a refuge for some and a place of hope for others. According to volunteer Karen Sayre, "I have seen such goodness through this I mean it's just it's phenomenal the people here and the volunteers the neighbors." North Carolina students building tiny home for Helene victim She has been with Rebuilding Hollers Foundation since it started in a p…

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Saluda Pantry returns to Carolina Ave. location  - The Tryon Daily Bulletin

SALUDA—In a timely development for the community, the Saluda Pantry has officially relocated to its original site at 54 Carolina Avenue.  This move follows extensive repairs and updates, which were made possible by the generous contributions of the Polk County Community Foundation and Feeding America. The pantry had been temporarily situated at 150 E. Main Street after being displaced by Tropical Storm Helene’s impacts. Thanks to grants from the…

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