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U.S. Forest Service gives final update on small fires on Mount Graham 

August 2, 2024August 2, 2024 - by News Director

TweetPinSharePhoto Courtesy U.S. Forest Service: The Clark Fire was contained to a single tree. It was caused by lightning on Aug. 1, and crews got it under control before it …

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Swift Trail re-opening delayed a week due to above-average snowpack on Mount Graham

April 14, 2023April 14, 2023 - by News Director

TweetPinShareJon Johnson File Photo/Gila Herald: The highway to the MGIO and Riggs Lake will remain closed for an additional week this year due to above-average snowpack. Staff Reports MOUNT GRAHAM …

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Shake Fire on Mount Graham quickly suppressed by Forest Service

July 1, 2020July 1, 2020 - by News Director

TweetPinShareContributed Photo/Courtesy U.S. Forest Service: A small wisp of smoke from the Shake Fire on Mount Graham can be seen through the trees. The fire was stopped at 1.6 acres …

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Gila River wildland fire contained at 81 acres

May 30, 2018May 30, 2018 - by News Director

TweetPinShareJon Johnson Photo/Gila Herald: The wildland fire along the Gila River has been contained at 81 acres with no further expected growth.  By Jon Johnson jonjohnsonnews@gmail.com Remaining personnel expected to …

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The ghosts of horses past

April 19, 2018 - by News Director

TweetPinSharePhoto By Dexter K. Oliver: The U.S. Forest Service-entrusted horse named Snip died a particularly painful death from dehydration. Editorial By Dexter K. Oliver CLIFTON – The bones are all gone. …

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