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Order your copy of Through Our Eyes: A Community’s Photographic Memory of Hurricane Helene, a full-color book of more than 200 pages with photographs and stories from 48 local contributors.

Wherever you live, send a message of encouragement to the people of Hot Springs. We’ll print it on a heart and hang it downtown on the first anniversary of Helene.

Join us on September 27 to mark one year since Hurricane Helene. Strength Beyond the Storm is a day to remember, to give thanks, and to welcome everyone who helped Hot Springs come back.

A look at the numbers from our first $1,000,000 of funding.

Since Helene, volunteers have logged 29,301 hours rebuilding our town, by the count of the Town’s Disaster Recovery Coordinator. We’re just short of 30,000. Help us get there.

The 2025 festival raised $11,000 for our residents, and next year’s dates are set.

RAFT for America (Reuniting America by Fostering Trust) is offering a free trip on the French Broad River on Wednesday, May 28, 2025, bringing together people from across the region after Helene.

Volunteers led a cleanup of Silvermine, a Hot Springs neighborhood hit hard by Helene. It holds public river access on the French Broad and the start of the Appalachian Trail’s Lover’s Leap Loop. Here’s what we did.

Hot Springs Town Hall has moved to the Community Center at 43 N. Andrews Ave. Here are the new hours and the new schedule for town meetings.