We have some special visitors walking through NC! Buddhist monks on a Walk for Peace journey to DC are passing through Charlotte, Greensboro, and Raleigh over the next few weeks. Encounter them on the road? Slow down and stay alert. | North Carolina Department of Transportation

The North Carolina Department of Transportation said it is about to start permanent repairs to the road connecting Chimney Rock and Bat Cave as the area continues to recover from Hurricane Helene. Read the full story on wyff4.com #LocalNews #news #HurricaneHelene #NorthCarolina #upstatesc #wnc #hurricaneseason | WYFF News 4

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263K views · 1.9K reactions | Kudos to the contractor and North Carolina Department of Transportation for this new pavement they are laying on I-485. Look at the difference in rainfall from shining, ponding, and spraying compared to the old pavement. Significant visibility and safety improvements. #cltwx #ncwx | Brad Panovich Meteorologist | Facebook

Thanks to North Carolina Department of Transportation, all communities in the mountains of Western North Carolina are accessible a year after Helene. But most of the repairs to roads and bridges are temporary, including US 19W along the Cane River in rural Yancey County. 🎥: Richard Stradling, Travis Long & Kevin Keister #HeleneRecovery #helene #westernnorthcarolina #WesternNC Healing Appalachia #NCDOT #hurricanehelene | The News & Observer

5.2K views · 17 reactions | North Carolina Department of Transportation engineers said work is about to ramp up to permanently fix roads and bridges damaged because of Hurricane Helene. Read the full story on wyff4.com #LocalNews #hurricaneseason #wnc #northcarolina #upstatesc #HurricaneHelene #news #fypreels | WYFF News 4 | Facebook