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Volunteers in central Arizona were going door to door evacuating hundreds of people as a wildfire raged through the state. The fire has burned 500 acres so far.

White Horse Ranch residents have been told to be "SET" for a possible evacuation due to the Grapevine Fire burning near the community, according to authorities.

The Grapevine Fire burning about 500 acres east of Prescott Valley forced evacuations Tuesday, authorities said.

The Yavapai County Sheriff’s Office issued a “GO” message to residents of White Horse Ranch Tuesday morning, July 25, as the Grapevine Fire continues to burn and fire personnel actively work the area.

Firefighters responded to a lightning-caused fire in the Prescott National Forest on Mingus Mountain, about 10 miles east of Prescott Valley.

Residents in the community of Cherry near Federal Mine and Cherry Creek roads are under an evacuation order due to the Racetrack Fire.

As the Grapevine Fire continues to burn on Mingus Mountain, crews responded to a second lightning-caused fire Sunday afternoon north of Highway 169 near the community of Cherry.

Multiple communities are under evacuation warnings as crews fight a new brush fire near Oracle Junction.

Authorities issued evacuation orders Sunday for a small community east of Prescott as firefighters battled the Racetrack Wildfire.

The Prescott National Forest reported Saturday afternoon that firefighters had responded to a lightning-caused fire on Mingus Mountain Friday at about 4 p.m. Friday, and were monitoring the fire Saturday.