ALEXANDER COUNTY, N.C. — The Hiddenite Family Campground is still closed nearly one year after a flash flood claimed the lives of five people.
[PAST COVERAGE: Deputies release names of 5 people found dead in campground floodwaters]
Family members that lost loved ones are still coping with the tragedy, and work continues to repair damage left by the floodwaters that rose between 12 and 15 feet.
>> In the video at the top of this page, Channel 9′s Dave Faherty returned to the campground and spoke with families impacted by community support that still is pouring in.
(WATCH BELOW: Church raises more than $60K for Alexander County campground flood victims)
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