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Flames menace multiple towns as wildfire grows into one of the largest in Texas history – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Flames menace multiple towns as wildfire grows into one of the largest in Texas history – Winnipeg Free Press

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Texas, Oklahoma Smokehouse Creek Fire - Vimarsana News

Texas, Oklahoma Smokehouse Creek Fire

Nathan Blankenship and his grandmother Joyce Blankenship in 2015. Courtesy Nathan BlankenshipOne person has died as a result of wildfires in hard-hit

Firefighters seek to corral massive Texas wildfires before weekend of higher temperatures and winds – Brandon Sun - Vimarsana News

Firefighters seek to corral massive Texas wildfires before weekend of higher temperatures and winds – Brandon Sun

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Flames menace multiple towns as wildfire grows into one of the largest in Texas history – The Durango Herald - Vimarsana News

Flames menace multiple towns as wildfire grows into one of the largest in Texas history – The Durango Herald

CANADIAN, Texas (AP) — The explosive growth of the second-largest wildfire in Texas history slowed as winds and temperatures dipped but the massive blaze was still untame...

Firefighters seek to corral massive Texas wildfires before weekend of higher temperatures and winds - Vimarsana News

Firefighters seek to corral massive Texas wildfires before weekend of higher temperatures and winds

The explosive growth of the second-largest wildfire in Texas history slowed as winds and temperatures dipped but the massive blaze was still untamed and threatening more death and destruction. The Smokehouse Fire is the largest of several major fires burning in the rural Panhandle section of the state. It has charred 1,300 square miles and crossed into Oklahoma. Containment was at just 3% late Wednesday. Authorities have not said what ignited the fires, but strong winds, dry grass and unseasonably warm temperatures fed the blazes. An 83-year-old grandmother is the only confirmed death but auth...