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Chief Forte retires after 32 years of service with the Palm Coast Fire Department; he began as a volunteer firefighter in 1990.

WATERTOWN — City Fire Chief Matthew R. Timerman thought fallen firefighter Peyton L.S. Morse deserved to get the same respect that other public servants receive when they die in the

TUPELO • Mayor Todd Jordan has announced his pick for Tupelo’s next fire chief.

Despite snow on the ground and freezing temperatures, Alberta's wildfire season officially begins March 1. Officials are preparing for the season by hiring hundreds of staff including firefighters, weather specialists and fire behaviour analysts.

BrightFire Music & Arts Festival Music, Art, Fire, Dance, Nature - A beyond-imagination celebration of Life. At BrightFire, enjoy and indulge in new local art and craftsmanship at the Night Market. Grab a bite to eat at one of the delicious food trucks, kick back at the Midnight Mulligan beer garden, make a flower crown, learn to dance at the maypole, play games in the field while listening to concerts with mesmerizing fire performances, and rendezvous at the fairy village for a tea part...

LAFARGEVILLE — Family friend Peggy Gill watched her son and fallen Watertown city firefighter Peyton L.S. Morse share their lives growing up.

LAFARGEVILLE — The family of Peyton L.S. Morse will come together today to remember the fallen Watertown firefighter.

The first recipient of the Be the Change scholarship was announced Wednesday.

COLUMBUS, Ind. - The Columbus Fire Department (CFD) announced the hiring of Austin Miller as the newest member of the department. He was welcomed and ...

HICKORY — Catawba Valley Community College’s Fire Science degree has been ranked among the nation’s best from two-year colleges. Student Training and Education in Public Service (STEPS) ranked CVCC ninth