Around 5,700 in North Carolina were housed in hotels paid for by FEMA at the beginning of the year and the rapid dispersal of those in the program has led to confusion, frustration and the agency ...

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ASHEVILLE – While nearly 1,800 North Carolina households impacted by Tropical Storm Helene are still living in hotels paid for by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, many in the agency’s ...

A recent report from Southern Living named its picks for 2025's best resorts in the South - and the top two on the list of 10 ...

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Two days after a new hotel in Lumberton appeared on the front page of t, Lumberton City leaders approved plans for two more big name hotels, a LaQuinta Inn and a ...

ASHEVILLE - Only 513 Buncombe County households remain in the Federal Emergency Management Agency's Transitional Sheltering ...

They reenter a job market with an unemployment rate that has more than doubled due to Tropical Storm Helene, and a high ...

According to FEMA, of the nearly 500 Buncombe County households sheltering in hotels, 332 are slated to check out soon. ASHEVILLE – While nearly 1,800 North Carolina households impacted by ...