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Wise River evacuations continue as Alder Creek Fire spreads and last updated 2021-07-19 21:26:10-04 WISE RIVER - Smoke is blanketing the Wise River area from the Alder Creek Fire burning just seven miles west of town, and the Type One fire crew in command has increased its manpower and resources and is getting ready for a long, hard fight. âWeâre getting more resources in, so weâre building our ability to work on this fire,â said Southern Area Incident Management Spokesperson Todd Schroeder. The fire was first reported on July 8 and grew to the point that dozens of homes i...
Homes evacuated as Alder Creek Fire near Wise River grows John Emeigh and last updated 2021-07-16 11:59:08-04 WISE RIVER - Firefighters are dealing with red flag conditions, meaning low humidity and increased winds, making it tough for crews to fight the two wildfires burning in Wise River and Wisdom. âReally, really, really dry really early in the year, so that makes it makes it easier for a fire to sustain and grow,â said the public information officer for the Southern Area Incident Management Team Todd Schroeder. The Alder Creek Fire burning seven miles west of Wise River has alr...
Wildfires near Wise River and Wisdom continue to grow The Trail Creek Fire near Wisdom and the Alder Creek Fire near Wise River continue to grow By: John Emeigh and last updated 2021-07-12 21:29:29-04 WISDOM â Two wild fires, one burning west of Wisdom, the other just west of Wise River, are concerning firefighters as they continue to grow and weather conditions get drier and hotter. âItâs extremely tough with all the dead fuel component on the ground. Itâs just too dangerous to put boots on the ground in there,â said U.S. Forest Service Spokesperson A...