Letters to the Editor: If California wants more debris cleanup than the feds offer, who pays?
California might want more debris and toxin removal than the federal government says is necessary. Who should pay?
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How photos lost in American disasters find their way home, with a little help from people who care
In the wake of deadly disasters, communities across the United States have banded together to search for lost photographs ...
Mission Mules still helping those impacted by Hurricane Helene
It’s been nearly five months since Hurricane Helene claimed lives, destroyed homes and caused loss across East Tennessee and ...
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Double B Plant Farm in Grovetown is closing its doors after 37 years
Hurricane Helene destroyed nearly 30 acres of land. While community members helped clean up most of the debris, there was very little left to keep, they had to make ...
Covering the Devastation of Water, and Then Fire
Isabelle Taft, a reporting fellow for The New York Times, writes of the parallels and differences in covering hurricanes and ...
‘Swamped but never sunk.’ Festival to celebrate Cortez’s strength in face of hurricanes
With the theme “Swamped but never Sunk,” festival organizers invite everyone to come support Cortez while enjoying two days ...
State senators introduce TREES Act to help with timber recovery in Georgia after Hurricane Helene
Senate Bill 52, the Timberlands Recovery, Exemption and Earnings Stability, or TREES, Act, would provide for economic relief ...
Hurricane Helene destroyed their local bridge, but residents must pay for its replacement
In North Carolina, Hurricane Helene damaged more than 7,000 private bridges, roads and culverts. They're a critical part of ...