Bryan Mims

This past Wednesday, after one week of no mail, he drove to the Sandy Springs post office on Hightower Trail to get an explanation.

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Nearly two weeks after Helene blasted through western North Carolina, the once-picturesque Biltmore Village is now a dusty, mud-caked disaster zone.

Churches, businesses, and families donated food and clothing to fill a couple of pickup trucks and a U-Haul. He set up in the yard of a woman with an unforgettable hug.

10,000 people flocked to Atlantic Station in the hopes of raising $800,000 for breast cancer research.

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — They're not turning water into beer these days at Archetype Brewing in Asheville. Most of Asheville still has no running water, and likely won't for weeks.

“It’s a labor of love, so to speak. Sounds kind of cliched, but it is.”

The South Toe River, clear and tranquil now, blasted away the walls of Hall's Chapel Baptist Church in Yancey County, N.C.

ATLANTA — Thousands of people gathered in Atlanta on Saturday morning to help keep awareness for AIDS top of mind as researchers continue fighting for a cure.

STONECREST, Ga. — In the predawn darkness, traffic streamed into the parking lot of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Stonecrest.

ATLANTA — A certain famous Morehouse College alum would no doubt approve of the students marching along an Atlanta street, bound for the polls.