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North Carolina Grants $5.5M to Aid Recovery of Chimney Rock Businesses

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Governor Josh Stein toured Chimney Rock on September 26, 2026, reviewing the recovery efforts in the area that was heavily impacted by Hurricane Helene. The state provided a $5.5 million grant through the Grow NC economic recovery plan specifically to assist businesses in Chimney Rock. During the tour, Mayor Peter O'Leary spoke about the two years of work undertaken to help the village recover.

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The grant provides crucial financial support to the village of Chimney Rock, which relies heavily on tourism for its economy. The funds are intended to help businesses rebuild and continue operations following the severe damage sustained during the hurricane season.

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Who's involved

  • Chimney RockVillage that received the state grant for business recovery.
  • Josh SteinGovernor who toured the area and announced the state aid.
  • Peter O'LearyOfficial who discussed the recovery efforts in the village.

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