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Rum Creek Fire up to 260 acres - Vimarsana News

Rum Creek Fire up to 260 acres

Aviation resources worked steadily throughout the day Sunday, dropping water and retardant to slow the spread of the Rum Creek Fire, burning in steep ground near Galice, while ground crews developed s...

Firefighters making great progress on most fires within Westside & Lightning Gulch Complexes - Vimarsana News

Firefighters making great progress on most fires within Westside & Lightning Gulch Complexes

New updates from the Oregon Department of Forestry Southwest District show that fire crews are making great progress on most fires burning within the Westside (Jackson County) & Lightning Gulch

Source: kdrv.com
CONTAINMENT LINES HOLDING, FORWARD PROGRESS IN SOUTHERN OREGON - Vimarsana News

CONTAINMENT LINES HOLDING, FORWARD PROGRESS IN SOUTHERN OREGON

August 20, 2022 12:30 p.m.  Containment lines are holding across all fires in the Oregon Department of Forestry’s Southwest Oregon District as forward progress continues across incidents in Josephine and Jackson counties. Public Information Officer Natalie Weber said of the 54 fires ignited by

FireWatch: Progress on most fires in Westside & Lightning Gulch Complexes - Vimarsana News

FireWatch: Progress on most fires in Westside & Lightning Gulch Complexes

New updates from the Oregon Department of Forestry Southwest District show that fire crews are making great progress on most fires burning within the Westside (Jackson County) & Lightning Gulch

Source: kdrv.com
Fire near Waldo Lake continues to burn, with zero containment - Vimarsana News

Fire near Waldo Lake continues to burn, with zero containment

The Cedar Creek Fire burning near Waldo Lake has grown to 5,618 acres with no containment, according to InciWeb, the interagency incident management website.