Helene tears through Bulloch, leaves trail of downed trees, debris and power outages
Driving from Claxton to Statesboro Friday morning in the wake of Hurricane Helene, the reporter saw U.S. Highway 301 carpeted with pine needles and other leaves. Trees were broken in the ditches – one protruded into the highway – and power lines sagged to the ground on broken poles.
The hurricane reached wind speeds of 140 mph when it made landfall at Florida's Big Bend region, but is now a tropical storm.
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