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 ...
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 ...
Small backyard fire escalated into massive Carolina Forest blaze, Horry County official says
A small backyard fire that began late Saturday afternoon quickly grew into a large wildfire that spread across Carolina ...
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Three Carolina Forest neighborhoods hit hard by wildfires. Mapping shows fires at 2K+ acres
Horry County fire crews continue to battle wildfires in the Carolina Forest area. Motorists and residents faced thick smoke ...
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Live updates: Low visibility, heavy smoke in Carolina Forest as crews continue battling wildfire
Residents in the Carolina Forest area woke to smoke Monday morning as crews continue to contain a wildfire that spans across ...
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Evacuation order lifted in Horry County after wildfires threaten homes
Residents of Carolina Forest near Myrtle Beach are still on alert after a weekend of wildfires that came dangerously close.
Horry County Schools may adjust bus stops as wildfire impacts continue
Horry County Schools might adjust bus stops this week as the Grand Strand continues to deal with smoke in the aftermath of ...
Massive Carolina Forest wildfire doubles in size overnight, prompting more evacuations
HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WMBF) - A wildfire in Carolina Forest has continued to increase in size and cause more evacuations ...
LIVE UPDATES: Carolina Forest blaze first reported as small fire in someone’s backyard, Horry County official says
Check here for live updates on the wildfires going on in Carolina Forest and other areas of the Grand Strand and Pee Dee. 4:05 P.M. MONDAY Two South Carolina ...
Horry County Schools provides update on wildfires plans amid parent frustration
Bourcier said the district understands that the fires and smoke may still impact many families, and they will continue to work with parents to keep students safe.