PHOTO GALLERY: Marshall, N.C. rebuilds from the rubble

Check out our photo gallery of Marshall, N.C. as the town prepares to reopen seven months after Hurricane Helene.

By Pruett Norris May 1, 2025 12:40 pm

Asheville's 828 News NOWPruett NorrisThe sign welcoming visitors to Main Street in Marshall, N.C. still stands tall.

MARSHALL, N.C. (828newsNOW) — Marshall, N.C. is a small riverside community in the mountains of Madison County. The town was hit hard by flooding during Hurricane Helene, destroying many of the businesses and restaurants on Main Street, which runs adjacent to the French Broad River.

Seven months later, Marshall has announced its grand reopening with the Marshall Magic Days celebration.

Read our story about Marshall Magic Days here.

As the town prepares for the event, check out our photo gallery of signs Marshall is back on the rise:

Wednesday, April 30, 2025 in Marshall, N.C.

For ways to help Marshall rebuild, visit www.helpmarshall.org.

For more ways to help Marshall rebuild, visit www.helpmarshall.org.

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