US EditionSalon pampering wildfire victims
- Wildfires burned over 100,000 acres and destroyed more than 400 homes in Oklahoma, including Jason Smith's home.
- Jason Smith lost his home and puppy, Maxine, while battling the fires.
- Community efforts have raised over $3,000 to help those affected by the wildfires.
- Smith remains focused on assisting neighbors, stating, "We're a tight-knit community and we all look out for each other.
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Salon pampering wildfire victims
By Sharon Phillips Click here for updates on this story SAND SPRINGS, Oklahoma (KJRH) — There’s something so soothing about having someone else wash your hair. Rumors Salon in Sand Springs is working to provide some peace and comfort to those who lost so much in the Mannford wildfires. As the water slowly rinsed away the soot and the ash smell left behind from the wildfires that stole her home, Ilia Stanfield was able to rest. On Friday, Mar…
Family of five barely escapes wildfires in north-central Oklahoma
STILLWATER, Okla. – A family of five with their five dogs clustered in a corner of the Payne County Expo Center on Saturday. It was quiet, except for the murmur of Red Cross volunteers and a few families sitting on…
'They can only take so much': Volunteer firies paying a heavy price
In more than three decades with Victoria's CFA, Jarrod Dark has fought plenty of intense fires. But with 17 hours' sleep in 10 days, no fire season has left him as exhausted as this summer's Grampians emergency.
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