OREGON (KTVZ) -- Senior Oregon National Guard leaders traveled to the Grasshopper Fire camp near Tygh Valley today to visit Air National Guard members supporting wildland firefighting operations and thank them for their service. The Grasshopper Fire has burned more than 90,000 acres and was 47% contained as of yesterday. The fire camp supporting response The post Oregon National Guard leaders visit Grasshopper Fire camp, thank troops aiding response appeared first on KTVZ.
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The Grasshopper Fire burned toward the fairgrounds in Tygh Valley, and with 83,000 acres gone and winds shifting fast, Wasco County made the call to c...
The Wasco County Fair Board will meet this evening at 6 p.m. at the Dew Drop Inn in Tygh Valley to discuss whether the fair can move forward this week, as they watch the behavior of the Grasshopper Fire closely. County Commissioner Jeff Justesen is also a member of the fair board, and he says […]
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