Lebo Fire News Today

ENTERPRISE — Minimal growth occurred in the past 24 hours on the Double Creek and Eagle Cap Wilderness fires, the Southern Area Blue Team reported at 8 a.m. Thursday, Sept.

ENTERPRISE — All evacuation orders due to wildfires were rescinded at 10 a.m. Wednesday, Sept. 14, by the Wallowa County Sheriff’s Office, according to a Sept. 15 press release.

ENTERPRISE — Given the progress against the Double Creek Fire and the Eagle Cap Wilderness fires, Friday, Sept. 16, will be the last day of Pacific Northwest Team 2’s assignment.

ENTERPRISE — The Double Creek Fire spotted across the Imnaha River on Saturday, Sept. 10, near Imnaha Grange, according to the Sept. 11 report.

JOSEPH — About 70 Wallowa County residents showed up in person with more online Thursday, Sept. 8, for the latest briefing at the Joseph Community Events Center on progress to

The Wallowa-Whitman National Forest has temporarily closed two swathes of the Eagle Cap Wilderness, including sections of several trails, as two lightning fires continue to burn.

LA GRANDE — Fire season is well underway, and as smoke-filled thunderhead clouds loom, residents in Northeastern Oregon may see cause for concern.

LA GRANDE — Oregon’s fire season is well underway, and as smoke-filled thunderhead clouds loom to the Wallowa-Whitman National Park, Union County citizens may see cause for concern.

9 p.m. updates: Forward progress on the Lebo Fire was stopped this evening at 6:45 p.m. Units from East Fork Fire returned from the fire as water tenders stayed on the scene to assist units from BLM and USFS with mop-up. The final size is estimated to be 27.5 acres.

9 p.m. updates: Forward progress on the Lebo Fire was stopped this evening at 6:45 p.m. Units from East Fork Fire returned from the fire as water tenders stayed on the scene to assist units from BLM and USFS with mop-up. The final size is estimated to be 27.5 acres.