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Crews contain 2-acre Walnut Fire east of Flagstaff - Vimarsana News

Crews contain 2-acre Walnut Fire east of Flagstaff

Three fire engines and two hand crews were reported to have begun working to suppress the fire.

Fire Destroys Outbuildings Near Walnut - Vimarsana News

Fire Destroys Outbuildings Near Walnut

(Walnut) A grass fire along Interstate 80 spread north to a homestead, destroying two building sites and conte...

Legislature gives over $56.6 million for projects in Northeast Mississippi - Vimarsana News

Legislature gives over $56.6 million for projects in Northeast Mississippi

JACKSON — The Mississippi Legislature on the final days of its 2023 session voted to spend over $702 million for capital projects in the state, with around $56.6 million of

Looking back: How fire crews and weather quelled the Walnut Fire in 2021 - Vimarsana News

Looking back: How fire crews and weather quelled the Walnut Fire in 2021

The Texas Summit fire is burning now in the same area where the Walnut fire sparked nearly two years ago.

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Arizona fires map: Where wildfires are currently burning - Vimarsana News

Arizona fires map: Where wildfires are currently burning

View Comments Several fires are ravaging their way across Arizona because of an unusually dry season. Arizona Gov. Doug Ducey and other fire officials warned in mid-March about the likelihood of severe 2021 wildfires, saying that this season was expected to be similar to last year's — one of Arizona's worst wildfire seasons in a decade due to an ongoing drought, lack of rain and vegetation overgrowth. "It won’t take much to get ignition source going and get that fired up and spread across the landscape," Department of Forestry Fire Management Officer John Truett said in March. Below ...