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Firefighter injured in response to apartment fire in Winston-Salem, department says - Vimarsana News

Firefighter injured in response to apartment fire in Winston-Salem, department says

A Winston-Salem firefighter was injured Friday at an apartment fire off New Walkertown Road, authorities said. Two people who live in the apartment were displaced by the fire.

Woman's neighbors carried her from burning home, firefighters say. Two pets rescued, but some could not be saved. - Vimarsana News

Woman's neighbors carried her from burning home, firefighters say. Two pets rescued, but some could not be saved.

A woman was taken to a hospital Tuesday after she was injured in a fire that destroyed a house on 23rd Street at Dunleith Avenue, Winston-Salem firefighters said.

Reaction from a Winston-Salem firefighter nearly two weeks after fertilizer plant fire - Vimarsana News

Reaction from a Winston-Salem firefighter nearly two weeks after fertilizer plant fire

Nearly two weeks after that massive fire at the Weaver Fertilizer Plant in Winston-Salem, we are hearing from one of the firefighters on scene during the first night of the fire.

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WATCH NOW: A look inside smoldering fertilizer plant in Winston-Salem - Vimarsana News

WATCH NOW: A look inside smoldering fertilizer plant in Winston-Salem

City of Winston-Salem video from Winston Weaver fire scene Thursday morning

Evacuation order ends for residents at 8 tonight. EPA says fire site safe enough to reduce zone to nearby commercial properties. - Vimarsana News

Evacuation order ends for residents at 8 tonight. EPA says fire site safe enough to reduce zone to nearby commercial properties.

The city took the advice of Environmental Protection Agency officials who said the evacuation zone could be reduced to one-eighth of a mile.