As we head into the holidays with recovery efforts continuing in East Tennessee and Western North Carolina from the impact of Hurricane Helene, you can help by supporting local businesses in these regions. Light On Recovery: Mountain Christmas highlights those businesses and how you can help.
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RSS FeedIn this episode of Mountain Christmas, Kendall, the owner of The Quill and Honey in Mars Hill, North Carolina, shares how her business has been impacted by Hurricane Helene. She discusses how the community has rallied together in support, the shop's diverse range of local vendors, and the heart behind their products. Kendall also highlights the importance of shopping local and the role of Christian businesses in fostering hope and healing in their communities. The conversation touches on their holiday events and the need for continued prayer and support as they navigate the ongoing recovery process.
This episode of Mountain Christmas features Wendy, the owner of Go-Go’s, a bakery in Old Fort, North Carolina, that has been affected by Hurricane Helene. Wendy shares how the storm devastated their town but also how the community came together to support one another. She discusses the ongoing recovery process, the challenges small businesses face, and how people can help support Go-Go’s and other local businesses this holiday season. Wendy also shares a heartfelt message about the need for wisdom, strength, and a sense of unity as the town continues to heal.
In this episode of Mountain Christmas, Lindsay, the owner of Asheville Charcuterie, shares how her business has managed to stay afloat despite the challenges, the importance of local support, and how the community has come together in this difficult time. The discussion also touches on the role of tourism, collaboration among businesses, and how people can contribute to the recovery process.