Wildfire erupts in Myrtle Beach, causing evacuations from neighborhoods
HORRY COUNTY, S.C. — A wildfire in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, has forced residents from multiple neighborhoods to evacuate the area. The South Carolina Forestry Commission estimates the fire spans nearly 1,200 acres. Horry County Fire Rescue reports that firefighters are working to contain the blaze, which is affecting the Carolina Forest area.
Lighter winds in South Carolina and North Carolina are helping firefighters battle blazes that caused evacuations and ...
Officials warn containment may take days as new wildfire erupts in North Carolina - Forecasters warn of elevated wildfire ...
Check here for live updates on the wildfires going on in Carolina Forest and other areas of the Grand Strand and Pee Dee.
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Update: Myrtle Beach area dealing with ‘largest fire’ in state. Residents returning homeBlackhawk helicopters are being sent to help put out fires in Carolina Forest neighborhoods. Wildfire has raged over 2K acres ...
North Myrtle Beach Fire Rescue is assisting Horry County firefighters with a fire near North Myrtle Beach High School.
Wildfires have long been part of South Carolina’s history, and Horry County has often played an outsized role in that story. In February 1898, at least 14 ...
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