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As cleanup and utility crews still work to help communities recover from the damage of Hurricane Helene, Furman University students, faculty, and staff are finding ways to help people impacted by the storm.
Republican Congressman Chuck Edwards recently took on members of his own party, debunking baseless claims about the Hurricane Helene response in western North Carolina made by right-wing politicians and presidential nominee Donald Trump.
Governor Henry McMaster has authorized and directed the deployment of South Carolina National Guard Soldiers to Florida in response to Hurricane Milton.
The City of Greenville has made the difficult decision to postpone Bank of America Fall for Greenville to November 8-10, 2024.
After a disaster, people come together to help the affected communities. This kind of support is not just vital for a community’s recovery, it can bring much needed hope to survivors.
The Internal Revenue Service has announced disaster tax relief for all individuals and businesses affected by Hurricane Helene, including the entire states of Alabama, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina, and parts of Florida, Tennessee, and Virginia.
State and federal officials and representatives from nonprofits will hold Team South Carolina County Days in Clemson on Wednesday, October 9, Spartanburg on Thursday, October 10, and Greenville on Friday, October 11.
For nearly 20 years, the IRS has stepped in to help FEMA during national emergencies by providing help on phone lines during peak demand periods following hurricanes and other disasters.
That dreadful sense of loss. We’ve felt it time and again the past many days, over neighbors who lost lives and homes, over our infrastructure that lost the ability to provide for our basic needs, and over our beloved city and county, unrecognizable in many parts.
Low-interest disaster loans from the U.S. Small Business Administration are available to businesses and residents in South Carolina.
False or misleading information can harm survivors by causing confusion and preventing people from getting the help they need.
“Given the circumstances we faced during parts of the third quarter, we are very happy with our results,” said Sebastian Mackensen, President & CEO, BMW of North America.
