FOX Weather Correspondent Brandy Campbell reports from Chimney Rock a month after Hurricane Helene flooded western North Carolina. She spoke to City Serve Spearhead Shane Zoccole and business owners working hard to rebuild.

As businesses, homeowners and volunteers continue to remove muck and debris left behind from Helene's historic flooding in Chimney Rock, North Carolina, new satellite images reveal how the flooding reshaped the community southeast of Asheville.

Godzik had walked to the fire department up the hill as the Broad River exploded through the valley, and then he went to get his wife. Twenty minutes later, the house, the coffee shop, the T-shirt shop, and the brewery were all gone.

Power is slowly but surely being restored in Rutherford County. At its peak, outages topped 1.1 million. Thousands of line workers are pulling 16-hour days working around the clock to get power back on once again. One of the linemen working with Duke Energy lives in the Chimney Rock area and is sad to see the state of his community.

She and her fiancé were sleeping in their apartment when their front door blew open and woke them up around 4:30 a.m.