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.
With fires raging in the Carolina Forest area of Myrtle Beach, no homes have burned down. Here’s what to know about why that ...
North Myrtle Beach Fire Rescue is assisting Horry County firefighters with a fire near North Myrtle Beach High School.
Residents of Carolina Forest near Myrtle Beach are still on alert after a weekend of wildfires that came dangerously close.
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Update: Fires rage in Myrtle Beach area. Residents evacuated, some allowed to return homeFirefighters are battling more than 100 acres of fires in several places in the Myrtle Beach area. Many homes in ...
The blazes were fueled by gusty winds, dry air and unusually high temperatures. The largest fire was burning 1,600 acres near ...
The largest of the brush fires erupted Saturday in Carolina Forest, a community west of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The ...
A home was destroyed and a person was hospitalized after a fire in the Little River area Monday afternoon, Horry County Fire ...
As crews continue to work towards containing the Carolina Forest wildfire, they’ve called in back up, including members of ...
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