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Forsyth Fire destroys multiple homes in Pine Valley, as other fires across southern Utah grow
The Forsyth Fire prompted mandatory evacuations in the Pine Valley community, forcing 400 to 500 people from their homes. There are approximately 450 homes in the area, with half of those inhabited by full-time residents.
Gov. Spencer Cox visited southern Utah on Sunday, speaking on the Forsyth Fire, which has destroyed 13 homes in the Pine ...
The Forsyth Fire grew to nearly 6,000 acres, destroying over a dozen homes and prompting evacuations in Pinto and Grass ...
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Forsyth Fire update: lightning confirmed as causeThe ongoing Forsyth Fire is confirmed to have been caused by lightning as it continues to burn around 1,640 acres in and ...
The wind-driven wildfire, which has been raging since Thursday, has burned over a dozen homes in Pine Valley. It was last mapped on June 20 at 1,640 acres, but, according to a Facebook post shared by ...
Firefighters continue to battle the Forsyth Fire, about 30 miles north of St. George. Three communities in the area have ...
The Forsyth Fire burning in southern Utah has destroyed more than a dozen homes in the Pine Valley area, the Washington ...
Utah Governor Spencer Cox will provide updates on the Forsyth Fire from the Pine Valley Fire Station, addressing the media on ...
Sheriff’s deputies are offering assistance to Pine Valley residents concerned about wildfire damage as the Forsyth Fire ...
PINE VALLEY, Washington County — A wildfire in southern Utah is continuing to spread, destroying more homes in its wake. The ...
While the Forsyth Fire consumed over 1,600 acres and burned 17 homes in Pine Valley, community members rallied Saturday ...
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