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Arkansas National Guard continues Black Hawk and bulldozer response to continuing Calhoun County wildfire
Headline from FOX 16 Little Rock
A wildfire in Calhoun County, Arkansas, had burned 2,638 acres and reached 65% containment by Wednesday as emergency crews worked to protect the nearby Highland Industrial Park.
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The Arkansas National Guard deployed helicopters and ground equipment to combat a 2,338-acre wildfire in Calhoun County as the Arkansas Division of Emergency Management activated its State Emergency Operations Center.
The Arkansas National Guard launched two UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters at sunrise Tuesday as state and local crews battle a fast-moving wildfire in the southern part of the state.
A large wildfire has sparked in Calhoun County, Arkansas. An atmospheric inversion Monday night, September 14, into Tuesday morning, September 15, trapped smoke near the ground around the wildfire.
As the Arkansas National Guard and other local agencies were fighting the wildfire in Calhoun County across the county line from Camden, near the Highland Industrial Park, a little over 1,300 acres of woods were burned, according to Robert Murphy, Emergency Services Director for the Arkansas Departm…
ARKANSAS (KTVE/KARD) -- The Arkansas National Guard continues efforts to support the Arkansas Forestry Division in extinguishing the wildfire near East Camden, Ark. On Tuesday, Sept. 15, Arkansas Gov. Sarah Huckabee Sanders mobilized two UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters and two bulldozers to help the Ar…
A wildfire in Calhoun County, Arkansas, had burned 2,638 acres and reached 65% containment by Wednesday as emergency crews worked to protect the nearby Highland Industrial Park.
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