The Old Greer Fire burning on the breaks of the Clearwater River between U.S. Highway 12 and the Camas Prairie stayed put ...

Lands in Apache County near Alpine, Nutrioso, Greer, Eagar and Springerville could be opened up for private sale under a ...

GREER, AZ (AZFamily) — Ahead of the Memorial Day holiday weekend, the Greer Fire is 88% contained. It’s been more than a week after it sparked in Apache County and burned aggressively toward ...

PHOENIX – Firefighters are making significant progress toward full containment of the Greer Fire in eastern Arizona. Containment of the 20,300-acre wildfire neared 90% on Tuesday, according to ...

GREER, Ariz. - A week after hundreds of residents were allowed back into their homes in Apache County, fire officials announced on May 26 that the Greer Fire was 100% contained. Acreage & Containment: ...

The Greer fire in eastern Arizona now involves nearly 21,000 acres. That is up from 7,000 acres on Thursday. The wildfire started around 11 a.m. Tuesday in the unincorporated community of Greer in ...

The fire is estimated to be over 20,000 acres and is burning near Greer, but officials said Monday all 'GO' evacuation orders have been lifted.

Greer Fire grows to more than 12,000 acres More than 500 firefighters are now on the front lines of a wildfire that continues to burn in eastern Arizona. As of Friday morning, the Greer Fire has ...

Eagar residents located south of State Route 260 between River Road and the SR 260/U.S. 180 junction — directly east of the fire — were included in the evacuation area.

The Greer Fire in eastern Arizona has grown to over 20,000 acres and remains uncontained. Mandatory evacuations were in place for several communities, including Eagar, Greer and South Fork.

The Apache County Sheriff's Office issued mandatory evacuation orders for residents in Eagar, Greer, South Fork and all areas west of State Route 261 on May 16, three days after the wildfire began ...

Eagar residents located south of State Route 260 between River Road and the SR 260/U.S. 180 junction — directly east of the fire — were included in the evacuation area.