El Niño threatens California beaches, homes and coastal roads USA Today - News Sep 25, 2026 Sep 25, 2026 Updated 1 hr ago 0 Judge Ellen Shelley speaks to the McDowell County Commission USPS stops work on Trump’s mail-voting system, postmaster general says McDowell High School's homecoming parade 4 Ribbon cutting at Copper Ridge Foothills Food Hub Store open for business Trump says United States and Denmark reach deal to bolster U.S. military in Greenland | Chapman-0900 Homecoming parade in Marion 1 MAMA crew members show how to load a patient Marshall Taylor with Lake James Environmental Association talks to McDowell County Board of Commissioners Andrew Crosson with Givens Communities talks to McDowell commissioners Judge orders Trump to give 30-day notice before any demolition of Kennedy Center Josh Clark of Blueridge Processing cuts up some beef US And China Discuss AI Safety Plan Ahead Of Trump-Xi Summit Aaron Judge's Calf Injury Impacts Yankees' Playoff Hopes Judge Robert Martelle speaks to the McDowell County Commissioners Tiger Woods accepts reckless driving plea deal after Florida car crash. States settle lawsuit with Paramount, paving way for Warner merger Burke County fall rescue on Sunday, Aug. 30 Denmark leaders cautiously optimistic over Trump’s Greenland deal announcement MOVIES: FALL MOVIE PREVIEW Prefer us on Google Learn More A strengthening El Niño could speed up coastal erosion across California, putting beaches, bluff-top homes, roads and public access at risk. As featured on Latest video El Niño threatens California beaches, homes and coastal roads NASCAR stands with Darrell Waltrip! Ribbon cutting ceremony for Grier Village's Copper Ridge Chamber President Kim Effler speaks at ribbon cutting ceremony Reception at Grier Village's Copper Ridge Local leaders speak about Grier Village's Copper Ridge event Leaders of Grier Village talk about the new community Trump-Xi Summit Ends Without Major Breakthroughs Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save 0 Comments
Marshall Taylor with Lake James Environmental Association talks to McDowell County Board of Commissioners
