Carolina Forest wildfire enters 4th day, winds expected to pick up
A massive wildfire in Carolina Forest is burning for a fourth straight day, with resources flooding to Horry County to slow ...
'I have a house to come home to': Carolina Forest residents grateful for quick wildfire response
A 1,600-acre wildfire in Carolina Forest did not destroy any homes or businesses, officials said. Residents expressed ...
Carolina Forest wildfire began in resident's backyard, officials say
Horry County officials are providing updates on the ongoing Carolina Forest wildfire.ABC15 is working for you to get ...
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‘It’s terrifying.’ Carolina Forest residents face wall of fire as crews try to save homes
Carolina Forest neighborhoods have been evacuated as Horry County firefighters battle a more than 1,500-acre wildfire.
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Carolina Forest residents have damaged homes from fire
Firefighters are still working to contain the wildfires in Horry County. Officials said the fires are 30% contained. Read ...
National Guard sends Black Hawks for aerial attack on Carolina Forest wildfire
As crews continue to work towards containing the Carolina Forest wildfire, they’ve called in back up, including members of ...
Carolina Fire Maps Show Where Blazes Still Raging in North, South Carolina
In South Carolina, the majority of the fires had been controlled or contained. There was one fire still burning in Horry ...
Carolina Forest wildfire 30% contained; evac orders lifted
As of Sunday evening, the 1600-acre fire in Carolina Forest is 30% contained, according to the South Carolina Forestry ...
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Massive Carolina Forest fire forces overnight evacuations, grows to 1600 acres
Hundreds of firefighters and first responders were seen coming in and out of the Carolina Forest neighborhood Sunday, taking ...
North Carolina Forest Service and firefighters dealing with wildfires caused by dry conditions
A Forest Service ranger said fire danger is especially high this season, and they’re urging folks to think twice before they do anything that could start flames.