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The Pinal County Sheriff's Department has announced that Dudleyville is now in the "Set" zone. Residents are now cleared to return to their homes but are urged not to enter burn areas as firefighters continue to monitor hotpots. As of 1:00 p.m. Sunday, all utilities have been restored in the area. On Thursday, fire crews began battling the blaze, dubbed the Margo Fire, after it ignited in a riverbed in an unincorporated part of Pina County near Dudleyville, Ariz. Due to dry and windy conditions in the area, the fire grew to 500 acres, destroying at least 12 structures that day. As of 1:00 pm...

Margo Fire now 50 percent contained as Dudleyville residents still evacuated Unmute DUDLEYVILLE, Ariz. (KVOA) -The Arizona  State Department of Forestry reports the Margo Fire centered in the town of Dudleyville is 50 percent contained.  Residents of Dudleyville are still evacuated more than 36 hours many of them first left their homes as the fire neared.  "The closest person to you in your family, that's how this community is," Kearny resident Rikki Galka said. "We all care about each other." Carlos Castro came back to Dudleyville 16 years ago to take care of t...

Arizona State Forestry officials: Wildfire that burned 1,200 acres of land in Pinal County is human-caused By Brent Corrado, FOX 10 and AP Staff Published  Margo Fire prompts evacuation of Dudleyville in Pinal County As of the night of April 8, about 500 acres of land have burned as a result of the fire. FOX 10's Stephanie Olmo reports. DUDLEYVILLE, Ariz. - Officials with the Arizona State Forestry say a fire that has burned 1,200 acres in Pinal County was caused by humans. According to officials, the Margo Fire, as of the evening of April 9, is 50% contained. The town of Dudleybille, which...

On Thursday, fire crews began battling the blaze, dubbed the Margo Fire, after it ignited in a riverbed in an unincorporated part of Pina County near Dudleyville, Ariz. Due to dry and windy conditions in the area, the fire grew to 500 acres, destroying at least 12 structures that day. At this time, an evacuation order for the town is still in place. With about 200 residents currently evacuated in connection to the fire, the Associated Press reported Friday that the evacuation notice may be lifted Friday evening or Saturday morning. The fire is currently 50 percent contained. However, it curr...

LocalSportsThings To DoBusinessTravelPoliticsUSA TODAYObituariesE-Edition Margo Fire in Dudleyville Arizona Aircraft and ground crews worked to suppress the Margo Fire as high winds and multiple spot fires challenged firefighters on April 8, 2021. Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management