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How to get that smoke smell out of your home after the Myrtle Beach-area wildfires

As wildfire smoke continues to blanket Carolina Forest, experts have offered tips on how local homeowners and renters can remove the lingering smoke smell.

The Sun News on MSN · 9h

Wildfires in the Myrtle Beach area haven’t destroyed any homes. Here are some reasons why

With fires raging in the Carolina Forest area of Myrtle Beach, no homes have burned down. Here’s what to know about why that is

Cincinnati Enquirer on MSN · 1d

Have the wildfires reached Myrtle Beach? What to know about the Carolinas

The largest of the brush fires erupted Saturday in Carolina Forest, a community west of Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. The fire exploded in size overnight, forcing residents in at least half a dozen neighborhoods in the area to flee their homes early Sunday.

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The Sun News on MSN · 7h

Day 4: Wildfire covers 2K+ acres in Carolina Forest area. Fire first spotted in backyard

Firefighters continue to battle a wildfire that has grown in the Myrtle Beach area. Horry County officials report when the fire that became the massive blaze began.

Post and Courier · 10h

'I have a house to come home to': Carolina Forest residents grateful for quick wildfire response

A 1,600-acre wildfire in Carolina Forest did not destroy any homes or businesses, officials said. Residents expressed gratitude for the firefighting efforts.

Yahoo · 20h

Carolina Forest residents have damaged homes from fire

Firefighters are still working to contain the wildfires in Horry County. Officials said the fires are 30% contained. Read more:

Wildfires rage across North, South Carolina

AOL · 3h

Carolina fire maps show where wildfires burn in North and South Carolina

Follow wildfire updates in North and South Carolina, where blazes erupted over the weekend. The largest stemmed from a forest fire near Myrtle Beach.

USA Today · 22h

'What if we can’t get out?' Video shows couple’s race to escape South Carolina wildfire

The Myrtle Beach, South Carolina residents scrambled to escape a fiery scene in Carolina Forest, where the Covington Lane Fire scorched 1,600 acres.

U.S. News & World Report · 1d

Lighter Winds Help Crews Fighting Wildfires in South and North Carolina

Lighter winds in South Carolina and North Carolina are helping firefighters battle blazes that caused evacuations and threatened hundreds of homes over the weekend

32mon MSN

'I'm getting emails and texts from all over,' Triad native now living in Myrtle Beach shares wildfire perspective

In South Carolina, one of the most concerning fires is in the Carolina Forest area near Myrtle Beach, a popular tourist ...

31mon MSN

Carolina wildfires latest: ‘Fire danger’ warning issued to North and South Carolina as largest blaze swells to 2,000 acres

Increased fire danger” warnings were issued across North and South Carolina on Tuesday, with winds in the region expected to ...

Close-up video of a water drop in Carolina Forest

Here's an aerial view of the South Carolina National Guard fighting the wildfires in our area with the Bambi Bucket.

3hon MSN

Carolina Forest blaze escalated after fire reported behind home, Horry County official says

A fire that began behind a home late Saturday afternoon quickly grew into a large wildfire that spread across Carolina Forest and pulled in more than 500 personnel, Horry County officials said on ...

UPDATED: Will the wind impact Myrtle Beach’s air quality after wildfires? Here’s what to know

Here’s the latest air quality report and weather forecast for the Myrtle Beach area after a weekend of intense wildfires.

19hon MSN

House destroyed in fire near North Myrtle Beach High School; 1 injured

North Myrtle Beach Fire Rescue is assisting Horry County firefighters with a fire near North Myrtle Beach High School.

1don MSN

York County firefighters dispatched to Carolina Forest fire

Firefighters from several departments went to Horry County to relieve local crews battling the Carolina Forest fires.

Conspiracy Theorists Think Mark Zuckerberg Started Myrtle Beach Wildfires

X, the social media platform formerly known as Twitter, has been flooded in recent days with conspiracy theories insisting ...

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