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RV fire north of Mt. Vernon ignites small wildfire

11.08.2026 14:12 1 min 1 source РУС
Elkhorn Media Group HRV
RV fire north of Mt. Vernon ignites small wildfire
Original source: Elkhorn Media Group

An RV fire on Highway 395 yesterday sparked a wildfire, now called the Little Bear Fire. At approximately 5:24 p.m. on August 10th, multiple emergency agencies responded to U.S. Highway 395B near milepost 111 for a motorhome fire spreading to surrounding grass and timber. The fire was last reported at 35 acres. The incident occurred near the Magone Lake turnoff.

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RV fire north of Mt. Vernon ignites small wildfire

11.08.2026 Elkhorn Media Group HRV Original source

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