WSOC Firefighters contained the rest of the Crooked Creek wildfire in McDowell County Thursday afternoon that previously forced families to evacuate from their rural Western North Carolina homes.
the Crooked Creek fire that previously forced families to evacuate from their rural Western North Carolina homes. The fire started Wednesday afternoon after a tree fell on a power line near 4131 ...
The cause of the fire remains under investigation. As of 4:30 p.m. Jan. 30, the North Carolina Forest Service confirmed that the Crooked Creek Fire, which burned 220 acres in McDowell County ...
A longtime chief with the Crooked Creek and Fairview fire departments died in an off-duty accident Feb. 17, leaving many to ...
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South Carolina Residents Forced To Flee As Massive Wildfire Doubles In Size OvernightLow humidity and high winds caused more than 100 fires to break out in South Carolina on Saturday. One out of control fire ...
North Carolina’s assistant state climatologist. Last week, the larger North Fork fire blazed onward through the county just after firefighters contained the Crooked Creek fire. “This is going ...
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