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Current News Clover and Lake Wylie Unite in the Wake of Hurricane Helene: A Community "Connected by Kindness" Emily Belk, CHS Senior; Cloey Harris, CHS Junior; and Kelly Clark, Roaring Eagle Editor-In-Chief Read More

Current Issue News Clover and Lake Wylie Unite in the Wake of Hurricane Helene: A Community "Connected by Kindness" Emily Belk, CHS Senior; Cloey Harris, CHS Junior; and Kelly Clark, Roaring Eagle Editor-In-Chief Read More Address 1625 State Hwy 55 E, Clover, SC 29710 Phone 803-820-8726 Email roaringeaglenews@gmail.com Connect

< Back Clover and Lake Wylie Unite in the Wake of Hurricane Helene: A Community "Connected by Kindness" Hurricane Helene ravaged the Carolinas, leaving communities like Clover and Lake Wylie in a state of crisis. Massive power outages plunged entire neighborhoods into darkness, while critical shortages of food and water left families desperate for relief. Roads flooded and washed away, isolating entire areas, and the remaining roads were plagued by accidents due to treacherous conditions. The death toll is still being assessed, but many lives have already been lost. Our deepest condolences go out to the families of those affected, as well as to the families of missing persons who are still awaiting news. This disaster has shaken the region to its core, reminding us all of the devastating power of nature and the urgent need for aid and recovery. Despite the devastation, the communities of Clover and Lake Wylie embodied Clover LEAF’s motto from last year, "Connected by Kindness." People in Clover and Lake Wylie came together to help their neighbors and even extended their generosity to nearby communities. One inspiring example is Tracy Player, a teacher at Clover High School, who decided to bring much-needed supplies to her hometown of Hendersonville, North Carolina, an area that was devastated by Helene. When Clover High School heard about her mission, they rallied together, donating so many supplies that Player upgraded her transportation from a car to a bus, symbolizing how one person’s kindness can grow through community support. In District 2, several local organizations stepped up to help those in need. The First Baptist Church offered dinners, water, and charging stations, becoming a beacon of support. Clover Harvest, a local restaurant, provided meals for those struggling after the storm. The YMCA opened its doors, offering showers, water, and charging stations, ensuring people could stay clean and connected. Meanwhile, the Clover Area Assistance Center served over 900 people, providing food and water to many who had been affected. The Town of Clover collected supplies to send to the Asheville area, one of the hardest-hit places in our region. Daniel XXX provided a large tractor-trailer to be filled by the community. He felt This collective response is a testament to the spirit of Clover—a town truly connected by kindness. Previous Next

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