The Lone Rock Fire, which has been burning for nearly two months, has grown to over 137,200 acres and is one of Oregon’s three ongoing megafires, making it the longest-running fire of 2024.

Oregon's wildfire season continues with four megafires burning for over 50 days, including the Durkee, Falls, Lone Rock, and Monkey Creek fires. They have destroyed homes, injured dozens, and ...

The Lone Rock fire is burning in grassland and brushland and grew 13,000 acres Monday evening and overnight, according to Central Oregon Fire Information. Around 200 firefighters and other crew ...

The Lone Rock Fire in Gilliam County has grown to an estimated size of more than 5,000 acres after it started in the afternoon of July 13, 2024. Courtesy of the Oregon State Fire Marshal.

Condon, Oregon — The Lone Rock Fire is being managed under a full suppression strategy by the unified command of the Northwest (NW) Team 2 and Oregon State Fire Marshal (OSFM) Red Team.

The Lone Rock Fire in Morrow County also saw an increase in its containment lines as officials reported was 77% contained Tuesday. ... Type a location, such as Oregon or Washington, ...

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One of Oregon's largest wildfires of recent weeks, the nearly 2-week-old Lone Rock Fire, recently reached "mega-fire" status, meaning it's burned more than 100,000 acres of land.

The Lone Rock Fire has triggered a Level 2 evacuation warning in Gilliam County. (Oregon State Fire Marshal) The Gilliam County Sheriff’s Office will have evacuation updates, as needed.

The Lone Rock Fire is one of those megafires -- growing to more than 131,000 acres in central Oregon near the town of Condon since it started on July 13. SEE ALSO: FOX 12 spoke with fire crews on ...