Almost 8,800 property owners have asked the Army Corps of Engineers to direct the cleanup of burned homes. With more than 100 ...

LOWER ALSACE TWP., Pa. - Repairs are underway at the William Penn Memorial Fire Tower in Lower Alsace Township. Crews with Tecta America Roofing donated their services to make repairs at the ...

Sweet and tough Mable Gray finished up her breakfast dishes as the camp cook, hopped on her pony and rode an eighth of a mile ...

Years ago, many fire towers were dismantled. I heard the thinking at the time was that using satellites, aircraft, and reporting by local fire departments would take their place.

Flames are covering a large portion of the mountain which straddles the Fermanagh and Cavan Border and the fire can be seen from as far as Enniskillen. The Impartial Reporter named best weekly ...

It comes after the Building Safety Act 2022 was implemented in October 2023 after the tragic Grenfell Tower fire. Under this act, Havering Council must register and prepare a safety case file for ...

Fire crews from South Wales Fire and Rescue are currently battling a grass fire on the Sugar Loaf near Abergavenny, with smoke visible from miles away. FIRE crews from South Wales Fire and Rescue are ...

In particular, one of the three towers that has been idle for more than 50 years but somehow reenergized the day the fire began, has been a center of attention. One lawsuit filed by plaintiffs ...

A Lookout Mountain couple arrested after several teenagers, including McCallie School boarding students, were found intoxicated during a party at their home had all charges against them dismissed.

A mountain fire has been spotted near a village in the Sirhowy Valley Reports have surfaced of a fire towards Wattsville at around 4.30pm Public notices Newsletters ...

including fire lookout towers. The following excerpt comes from a 1934 article in the Tunkhannock New Age: “The new fire tower on the top of Kellogg Mountain, near Weston, is now complete.

Part of Cape May Point State Park, the World War II Lookout Tower – officially known as Fire Control Tower No. 23 – was built in 1942 and is New Jersey's last restorable tower from World War II.