Almeda Fire News Today

Following the Almeda Fire in 2020, plots of land once home to local businesses remained vacant on East Main Street in Talent. Now, Talent Maker City’s (TMC) new Makerspace is raising spirits among locals.

Pacific Power, part of PacifiCorp, says it has agreed to a nearly $180 million settlement with over 400 Oregon plaintiffs.

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Oregon spent nearly $24 million on housing for wildfire survivors that officials now say is uninhabitable. They haven't recouped the cost.

The Northeast, where Javier Velez lives in his truck, will likely face a hotter than average summer, according to meteorologists.

On Sunday, Firebrand Resiliency Collective hosted it’s RISE event to educate the community ahead of fire season. Not only was this event a chance to learn how to be more prepared for the fire season, but it was also a chance to celebrate the community.

This weeks update of the Drought Monitor has erased drought from all of Southern Oregon and Northern California for the first time since February of 2020.

A local business in Phoenix celebrated its third anniversary with a block party for the residents of Phoenix.

A local business in Phoenix celebrated a milestone by celebrating the community. Bee Sweet Blooms hosted a third anniversary block party for the residents of Phoenix.

The Talent Mobile Estates manufactured home park celebrated a groundbreaking ceremony- commemorating the work being done to restore the park after it was destroyed in the Almeda fire.