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Another fire burns through central Oregon, forcing evacuations, state park closure
The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office issued evacuation orders for the nearby residential areas, including the Crooked River ...
Alder Spring Fire in central Oregon grows to 2,500 acres; Cove Palisades evacuated
The Alder Springs Fire grew to 2,500 acres by the morning of June 17 and brought evacuation orders in areas northwest of ...
Ferry Fire burns more than 9K acres in central Oregon
SHERMAN COUNTY, Ore. (KPTV) - Evacuations remain in place Friday for a wildfire burning in Sherman and Gilliam counties in ...
Ferry Fire grows to 5,000 acres, burning Cottonwood Canyon State Park in Central Oregon
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — A fast-growing fire broke out near the Gilliam and Sherman County line in northern central Oregon, ...
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Central Oregon public lands enter Stage 1 public use restrictions, campfire bans next week
Due to increasingly hot and dry conditions, as well as increased fire starts, the Deschutes National Forest, Ochoco ...
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Oregon wildfires: Cove Palisades evacuated for Alder Spring Fire - Statesman Journal
Alder Spring Fire in central Oregon grows to 2,500 acres; Cove Palisades evacuated. ... All BLM lands within a 2-mile radius of the John Day River from Ferry Canyon ...
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Where to find live music in Central Oregon June 19-25: Thunderstorm Artis Band
Thunderstorm Artis Band: The singer-songwriter from Oahu will perform; 7 p.m.; $34.28 online; Silver Moon Brewing, 24 NW ...
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Ferry Fire breaks out in Gilliam County, grows to 2,500 acres - KATU
Ferry Fire grows to 5,000 acres, burning Cottonwood Canyon State Park in Central Oregon. by KATU Staff. Thu, June 12th 2025 at 11:18 AM. Updated Fri, June 13th 2025 at 11:39 PM. 4. VIEW ALL PHOTOS.
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Update: Ferry Fire along John Day River tops 10,000 acres, but crews make good progress, now 78% contained
The Central Oregon Type 3 Interagency Management Team on Monday morning transitioned the Ferry Fire that broke out last week along the John Day River back to the local unit with a Type 4 Incident ...