almeda fire

TALENT, Ore. —A group of women in Talent are working to brighten up the community of Talent as it rebuilds a year after the Almeda Fire. Erin Douglas came up with the idea after she says she saw the tragedy the community …

ROGUE VALLEY, Ore. — Fish habitats in the Rogue Valley are being restored with trees that burned in the Almeda Fire. Assistant District Fish Biologist with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife, Ryan Battleson, says burned logs were moved from a …

SOUTHERN OREGON — State Representative Pam Marsh is hosting a forum tomorrow about the progress the community has made since the Almeda Fire. The forum, dubbed ‘Our Path to Recovery’, will provide residents with a review of the progress made this past …

PHOENIX, Ore. – A temporary relief center will hand out free supplies for fire survivors this Sunday. The Fire Relief Center will be open from noon until 5:00 p.m. on September 5 behind Beyond Toxics and the Pollinator Project Rogue Valley at …

SOUTHERN OREGON — As the cities of Phoenix and Talent continue to cope with the devastating Almeda fire one year ago, community members are keeping each other together through the obstacles. Daniel Nickels is a music artist from Talent, where his house …

PHOENIX, Ore. —A year after the Almeda Fire, the rebuilding continues for the city of Phoenix. But much progress has been made over the last 12 months. According to the city, out of the 116 single-family homes that were lost in the …

PHOENIX, Ore. —The First Presbyterian Church of Phoenix, held a special moment to commemorate the day, that forever changed southern Oregon. It rang its bell at 11:06, the exact time, one year ago, when the first 911 calls were made. Community members joined in …

ASHLAND, Ore. — A single mom who lost her home in the Almeda Fire was given a temporary home on wheels. The Phoenix-Talent School District provided it last December. Christy Brooks has been living in the trailer with her two daughters, 12-year-old …

ASHLAND, Ore. – It’s hard to believe that it was one year ago that the Almeda Fire tore through the Rogue Valley. Many of us were just starting our day on September 8th of 2020 like any other, not knowing what was to …

ASHLAND, Ore. – The investigation into the Almeda fire remains ongoing as Ashland Police reported it has yet to identify any suspects. “It remains open and it will always remain open until we bring it to full resolution,” Chief Tighe O’Meara with …