Firefighters have achieved 27% containment of the Bee Rock Creek Fire, which has burned 1,047 acres in steep terrain and ...

McDowell County Emergency Management issued a statement on social media that the fire had grown to 75 acres with 0% containment between Wild Acres Road to the north and Armstrong Creek Road to the ...

The fire is active north of Armstrong Creek Road and south of Wild Acres Road in McDowell County. The fire is spreading out on all sides and has crossed Pups Branch Creek by about 50 acres ...

The fire is burning through steep, storm-damaged terrain near the Armstrong Fish Hatchery and has crossed Pups Branch Creek.

Firefighters are still battling the Bee Rock Creek wildfire that began in McDowell County, North Carolina, on Tuesday.

A wildfire burning in northern McDowell County has grown to more than 500 acres as of Thursday morning. The United States Forest Service said the Bee Rock Creek Fire is now 504 acres and is 10% ...

MCDOWELL COUNTY, N.C. (WSPA) – The Bee Rock Creek Fire is now reported to have grown more than 1,000 acres in McDowell County. As of Saturday, April 19, the fire has reached up to 1,047 acres.

McDowell County Emergency Management said crews are continuing to battle a wildfire that started Tuesday. The Bee Rock Branch Fire is burning in a rugged area north of Armstrong Creek Road and ...

PAROLE. AND IN MCDOWELL COUNTY, CREWS ARE MAKING A LITTLE PROGRESS ON THE B. ROCK CREEK WILDFIRE. ACCORDING TO OFFICIALS, THE FIRE IS ABOUT 504 ACRES AND 10% CONTAINED. WE’RE TOLD IT’S MOVING ...