Many people coming to Immaculata had no financial buffer for a disaster like Helene ”and are thankful for whatever supplies they can get.” Water and power may soon be restored in much of Hendersonville-Asheville but mountain communities will be another story.

A North Carolina family is mourning the loss of 11 loved ones in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene as residents and officials continue search and rescue efforts.

Jesse Craig from “Craigville,” a community in North Carolina nicknamed because of the family’s decades-long impact, said Hurricane Helene killed 11 family members, including his parents.

As many families begin to rebuild after Hurricane Helene’s devastating impact robbed whole communities of the things they hold near and dear, one North Carolina family is grieving the loss of 11 of its family members.

Eleven members of the same North Carolina family died in a mudslide caused by Hurricane Helene, their heartbroken relatives have revealed. The Craig family lived in three houses that sat beside each other in Fairview,

Jesse Craig said that he lost his mother, father, aunt, uncle, great-aunt, great-uncle, cousins and second cousins in the storm

Eleven members of the same family were killed in a small North Carolina community after being struck by Hurricane Helene.

Taylor grew up in Tallahassee, but now, her hometown has become a refuge for her family after Hurricane Helene destroyed her community on Sept. 26.

A North Carolina family lost 11 members in a mudslide caused by Hurricane Helene, as rescue efforts continue across the region. Learn how the community is coming together to support survivors and aid recovery efforts.