Search and rescue efforts continue across Western North Carolina, including in Yancey County, where cell service is virtually non-existent.
Sinclair teamed up with Salvation Army to provide critical relief to communities picking up the pieces left behind by Hurricane Helene.SEPT. 30, 2024 - Search and rescue efforts continue across Western North Carolina, including in Yancey County and Burnsville specifically, where communities are shattered.
Outside of Burnsville, communities are shattered. From the air, each frame is more jarring than the next. It took Store eight hours and multiple UTV rides to get to Burnsville – a trip that normally takes 30 minutes.
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