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Several Wildfire are Burning in East Tennessee - Vimarsana News

Several Wildfire are Burning in East Tennessee

Photo of Choto Fire courtesy of WVLT Fire crews are working a brush fire in the Choto area of Knox County. That fire is in the Duck Cove Road area and is 24 acres in size and is 100% contained according to Jeff Bagwell from Rural Metro. He says some structures were threatened buy firefighte

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Firefighters continue attempts to contain wildfire in Monroe County - Vimarsana News

Firefighters continue attempts to contain wildfire in Monroe County

Firefighters in the Cherokee National Forest continued to make progress Sunday, capitalizing on reduced fire activity brought on by heavy cloud cover.

Wildfire ongoing near Greene-Cocke Co. line being investigated as human-caused, Forestry Service says - Vimarsana News

Wildfire ongoing near Greene-Cocke Co. line being investigated as human-caused, Forestry Service says

GREENE COUNTY, Tenn. (WJHL) — A wildfire that the U.S. Forest Service has named the “Tweed Fire” is ongoing near the Greene and Cocke County line, and Forest Service officials said teams were actively battling the blaze on Sunday. According to James Heaton, public information officer for the U.S. Forest Service’s Cherokee National Forest, the […]

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Hay fire in Centre Hastings - Vimarsana News

Hay fire in Centre Hastings

Centre Hastings and Tweed Fire are responding to a hay bale fire on Crookston Road. No injuries have been repo...

North Coast tip fire 'could have been a lot worse' - Vimarsana News

North Coast tip fire 'could have been a lot worse'

Premium Content Subscriber only A recycling plant operator says a fire on Monday night at the plant in Chinderah was likely caused by recycling contamination. Firefighters were called to Ozone St at 10.20pm on Monday night where large volumes of smoke were seen coming from the Polytrade Recycling building. Regional Operations NSW/QLD's John Servos attended the scene and said on arrival he saw fire crews dousing the flames. "The response was excellent as always," Mr Servos said. He said the business had a number of protocols including using thermal cameras, sprinklers inside and out, bios...