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The Post and Courier |
The Table Rock mountain wildfire this weekend has now become the Upstate's largest-ever — though there are signs that efforts to fight it and another related fire might have begun to stem the spread....
Yahoo |
The Table Rock Complex Fire has burned over 11,000 acres in less than a week, according to the SCFC.
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Greenville County Emergency Operations reported 148 people had chosen to shelter in place and 122 have been evacuated, 22 of them are staying at the designated shelter Marietta First Baptist Church.

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Live updates: Table Rock largest mountain wildfire in SC history; rain in forecast
As of Saturday afternoon, the Table Rock Fire was 9% contained, while the Persimmon Ridge Fire was 24% contained.Start the day smarter. Get all the news you need in your inbox each morning.
Table Rock Fire becomes largest wildfire recorded in Upstate history
The Table Rock Complex Fire in South Carolina has reached more than 12,000 acres in size, surpassing the 2016 Pinnacle Mountain Fire.We are monitoring the Table Rock fire and the Persimmon Ridge Fire around the clock and will provides updates here.
Table Rock wildfire breaks record, becoming Upstate's largest-ever as rain hopes emerge
Two wildfires burning in the Upstate mountains have broken records. The Table Rock fire 45 minutes north of Greenville is now the third-largest in SC history.
Live updates: Table Rock Complex fire has burned over 11,000 acres, 0% containment
Table Rock Fire continues to grow, with significant fire activity on north perimeter toward North Carolina state line, according to the SCFC.
VIDEO: S.C. Gov. Henry McMaster holds a press conference to gives updates on the Table Rock State Park complex fires
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster held a media briefing with state emergency management officials at Table Rock State Park on March 28, 2025. The briefing was to update the public on the state's response to the Table Rock Complex fires.
Family fire watch for Table Rock wildfire
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Three people and a dog rescued from Table Rock Fire, SC emergency management says
Three people have been rescued from the Table Rock Fire as well as a brindle dog found wandering on Table Rock Mountain, the Greenville County Emergency Operations Center reported Friday. Officials said the people,
Wildfires and deadly flash floods batter the South
Wildfires are threatening homes across the Carolinas. The Table Rock Complex Fire in South Carolina is the “highest priority fire right now in the country,” according to the National Interagency Fire Center (NIFC).
Watch: Satellite imagery captures Table Rock Fire reaching North Carolina
The Table Rock Fire in South Carolina had grown to over 10,000 acres as of Friday, March 28, reaching the North Carolina border.
What started the Table Rock Fire? Wildfire now measures over 11,000 acres, 9 percent containment
Four teenagers are accused of starting the Table Rock State Park fire on March 21 through negligent behavior. Here's what we know as of March 30
Table Rock mountain area wildfires poised to shatter record size in SC as wind gusts worsen
The Table Rock and Persimmon Ridge fires northwest of Greenville, SC are continuing to grow March 28. Winds are expected to pick up and dry conditions prevail.
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North, South Carolina Wildfire Map Shows Fires Compared to States' Biggest
The largest fire in South Carolina's recent history hit Horry County in 1976, according to SCFC. An unattended campfire quickly expanded to a 30,000-acre blaze. In 2009, another large wildfire hit ...
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South Korea Manages Largest Wildfire as US Extends Support
South Korea has contained the largest forest fire in its history, with improved weather aiding firefighting efforts. The blaze began in North Gyeongsang province, killing 28 and destroying over 45,000 hectares.
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