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WSFD Captain John Powell reflects on Black History Month - Vimarsana News

WSFD Captain John Powell reflects on Black History Month

A leader with the Winston-Salem Fire Department talked with WXII 12 News about his journey, while reflecting on Black History Month.

Source: wxii12.com
City's efforts to help people, businesses impacted by Weaver Fire - Vimarsana News

City's efforts to help people, businesses impacted by Weaver Fire

Winston-Salem's Mayor Pro Tem D.D. Adams explains the city's efforts to help people and businesses impacted by the Weaver Fertilizer Fire.

Source: wxii12.com
Rain is helping suppress the Winston-Salem plant fire, but there's still an explosion risk - Vimarsana News

Rain is helping suppress the Winston-Salem plant fire, but there's still an explosion risk

A fire chief says the explosion threat from a fire at a Winston-Salem, North Carolina, fertilizer plant has “greatly diminished” now that much of a combustible chemical has burned off and firefighters have returned to the site to spray down what’s left. But officials are still asking people to stay away from the Weaver Fertilizer site.

Source: wfae.org
West, Texas fire officials give warning to Winston-Salem resident - Vimarsana News

West, Texas fire officials give warning to Winston-Salem resident

A major fire is burning at a fertilizer plant in Winston-Salem. A similar fire took place at a fertilizer plant in West, Texas in 2013 where several people died.

Explosion fears remain as Winston-Salem fertilizer plant burns - Vimarsana News

Explosion fears remain as Winston-Salem fertilizer plant burns

An uncontrolled fire at a fertilizer plant in Winston-Salem has continued to burn. Fire officials in the city of Winston-Salem said the potential for an explosion had not gone down on Wednesday afternoon. They also said they couldn't predict when the blaze might go out.

Source: wfae.org