ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Six months after Hurricane Helene, much of the historic Biltmore Village is boarded up and there are chunks of walls missing. But other places across the area are making progress.

six months after Hurricane Helene ravaged much of the region, rebuilding and reopening have been slow in some areas. One of the hardest hit areas was Biltmore Village in Asheville. Channel 2′s ...

THE LATE 1800S. THE LODGE GATE ENTRANCE TO THE BILTMORE ESTATE, LINED WITH STATELY TULIP POPLARS. SIX MONTHS AGO, THAT ALL CHANGED. HURRICANE FUELED FLOODWATERS WASHED DIRT FROM ROOTS. DEBRIS ...

30, 2024, WBIR sent crews to Asheville to cover what happened to Western North Carolina after Hurricane Helene ... we heard from Western North Carolina. Biltmore Village: "What is normal going ...

At the Biltmore, Bill Quade told Channel 9 he’s worked tirelessly to restore the grounds after Hurricane Helene. “Whenever I stepped outside, it just looked like pickup sticks over all of the ...

Helene also caused extensive damage to Asheville’s water treatment infrastructure, according to the National Hurricane Center ...

reopened between Biltmore Avenue and Bleachery Boulevard. The reopening follows six months of cleanup, restoration and construction after Hurricane Helene flooded the Swannanoa River and destroyed ...

A key corridor in Asheville is back in service as of Friday afternoon, as Swannanoa River Road (N.C. 81) reopened between Biltmore Avenue and Bleachery Boulevard.