Augusta County: Further spread of Big Levels fire unlikely after rainfall on Wednesday
With nearly one inch of rain falling, the Big Levels fire in Augusta County is mostly contained with further fire spread unlikely.
With nearly one inch of rain falling, the Big Levels fire in Augusta County is mostly contained with further fire spread unlikely.
The Big Levels fire has been found to be “human caused” and is under investigation, according to the U.S. Forest Service.
Firefighters and helicopters worked to protect property along Coal Road in Augusta County Sunday as the Big Levels fire tripled in size.
VDOT has updated its list of highway work that may affect traffic in the Staunton District during the coming weeks.
A Sunday update on the Big Levels fire in Augusta County from the USDA Forest Service tells us that the fire has grown to approximately 600 acres in size.
The Big Levels fire in Augusta County is expected to continue to grow within the Saint Mary’s Wilderness on the George Washington National Forest.
Henrico County Police are attempting to locate a missing 29-year-old female.
The George Washington and Jefferson National Forests’ Glenwood and Pedlar Ranger District is actively working a fire within the Saint Mary’s Wilderness in Augusta County.
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The Campbell County Sheriff’s Office is attempting to locate a missing 32-year-old male.
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