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WNC Wildfires: Black Bear Fire now 42% contained, grows to 1,740 acres - Vimarsana News

WNC Wildfires: Black Bear Fire now 42% contained, grows to 1,740 acres

WNC wildfire updates for Monday, Nov. 20, 2023

Source: wlos.com
Wildfire update: Black Bear Fire prompts closures, Poplar Drive Fire fully contained - Vimarsana News

Wildfire update: Black Bear Fire prompts closures, Poplar Drive Fire fully contained

Sunday, Nov. 19, 2023 wildfire updates for Western North Carolina

Source: wlos.com
Saturday Wildfire Roundup: Smoke from Black Bear Fire could reduce visibility on I-40 - Vimarsana News

Saturday Wildfire Roundup: Smoke from Black Bear Fire could reduce visibility on I-40

Firefighters continue making good progress on containing several wildfires across North Carolina, while more begin popping up.

Source: wlos.com
Berry Creek residents fear eviction if camp permits expire - Vimarsana News

Berry Creek residents fear eviction if camp permits expire

Residents in Berry Creek living in RVs since the Bear Fire in 2020 have been doing so under temporary, long-term camping permits granted by Butte County as they rebuild their home. The permits are set to expire by Dec. 31, 2023, yet several residents who cannot afford to rebuild are expected to remain dependent on their trailer or RV after their temporary permits expire.

US 6 in Price Canyon now open after flooding, mudslides washed out road - Vimarsana News

US 6 in Price Canyon now open after flooding, mudslides washed out road

U.S. 6 in Price Canyon is now open after being closed in both directions for more than 24 hours, UDOT said. Flooding and mudslides caused significant damage to the road, which will still require repairs.

Source: ksl.com