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Kemp seeks $12.2B in federal aid to help Georgia recover from Hurricane Helene’s impactsThe storm killed 34 Georgians when it cut a swath across South Georgia north into the Augusta area in late September, causing heavy rainfall and flooding as well as widespread power outages.
The tab for insurance claims filed due to Hurricanes Helene and Milton has now exceeded $5 billion. The Office of Insurance ...
Efforts are intensifying to secure federal disaster aid for Georgians impacted by Hurricane Helene, the deadliest storm to ...
Georgia Forestry Commission is offering $25 million in emergency funding for some landowners impacted by Hurricane Helene to ...
In the early-morning darkness of Sept. 27, the day Hurricane Helene barreled through their South Georgia farmworker community, Gloria and Ramón huddled with their three children in the living room of ...
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Nearly two months after Hurricane Helene left a fatal path of destruction across Southern states, volunteers and federal ...
Now, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) still has a Disaster Recovery Center open in Laurens County for people ...
Right now, homeowners in Lowndes County are questioning whether infrastructure changes are needed after multiple storms -- ...
Hurricane helene swept through many counties in georgia at the end of september.Fema is still offering assistance to those in ...
Gov. Brian Kemp asked Congress on Tuesday to provide nearly $12.2 billion in relief to address the damage caused by Hurricane Helene.
On Tuesday, North Augusta Mayor Briton Williams held a meeting at Victory Baptist Church to discuss debris recovery.
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