Table Rock became largest wildfire in SC history. On Saturday, fires had grown to more than 12,000 acres, surpassing Nov.

Wind gusts dramatically increased fire activity on Tuesday afternoon March 25. This resulted in greater visible fire ...

The fires at the Table Rock State Park in Pickens County and Persimmon Ridge in northern Greenville County have been burning for six days. According to the South Carolina Forestry Commission, on ...

South Carolina Forestry Commission agents made the arrests Tuesday in the Table Rock and Persimmon Ridge wildfires, the state ...

In total, the fire burned 13,845 acres. Firefighters gather in prayer as they continue to battle Upstate wildfires The Persimmon Ridge wildfire ignited in Greenville County on March 22.State ...

The Table Rock Fire burned 13,845 acres before being fully contained, while the Persimmon Ridge Fire burned 2,128 acres after igniting March 22, according to the Forestry Commission. The fire in ...

The nearby Persimmon Ridge Fire, igniting just one day later on March 22, burned 2,128 acres. While the fires are now considered contained, officials clarified that they are not yet fully controlled.

Both fires on Persimmon Ridge and Table Rock State Park make up the Table Rock Complex. A "complex" is when you have two or more fires in the same area. On Friday, table Rock State Park ...

According to the South Carolina Forestry Commission's final update late Thursday, the blaze at Table Rock State Park was about 91% contained, and the Persimmon Ridge fire was at 99% containment.

While the rain helped, it was not enough to extinguish the Table Rock or Persimmon Ridge wildfires. “We are really grateful that the rain has come, in what our hope is that the rain is going to ...