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Devastating stories continue to pour in following wildfires

Allen Ferguson died while trying to save his son from wildfires in Lincoln County after helping to rescue cattle on March 14.
The community raised over $110,000 for the Ferguson family, including a $50,000 donation from Paycom CEO Chad Richison.
Deborah Ferguson expressed gratitude for the community's support, stating, 'We have been blessed in this tragic situation that I would not wish on anyone!'
The wrestling community has significantly supported the Ferguson family during this tragic time, highlighting their unity and compassion.

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Hero Dad: Loved ones of Oklahoma wildfire victim who saved son share his story

By Chantelle Navarro Click here for updates on this story LINCOLN COUNTY, Oklahoma (KOCO) — The loved ones of Allen Ferguson are sharing his story after he died trying to save his son from wildfires. Allen Ferguson, who was injured fighting flames Lincoln County, was a beloved father, husband and Little League wrestling coach. A fire official said he died after trying to help others out from under the flames near 860 Road. The road to recove…

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Devastating stories continue to pour in following wildfires

STILLWATER, Okla. (KFOR) — Many nowadays have security cameras set up around their homes, and the last thing they want to see is a fire threatening their property. An Oklahoma couple with a camper at Lake Carl Blackwell in Stillwater experienced this frightening moment firsthand last Friday when wildfires broke out in the area. The couple says they are among the lucky ones because they were spared by the fire, however, others suffered a differen…

13 days ago·Oklahoma City, United States

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Oklahoma’s intense winds causing power poles to spark new fires

Intense wind across the Sooner state can cause all kinds of problems; not only does it spread rapidly, but it can also cause powerlines to arc and start fires.

13 days ago·Oklahoma City, United States

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Residents told to 'leave now' as wildfires threaten Oklahoma towns

ABC News (NORMAN, Okla.) — Winds of up to 75 mph were fanning multiple fast-moving Oklahoma wildfires on Wednesday morning, prompting evacuation orders for towns in the path of the flames, officials said. Firefighters are battling blazes in Logan, Pawnee, Beckham and Roger Mills counties, including one about seven miles northwest of Sweetwater, near the Oklahoma-Texas border, officials said. Residents of Meridian were ordered to evacuate early W…

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Fundraising effort to support Meridian Fire Department members after losses in wildfire

On March 14th, a large wildfire broke out in East Logan County, igniting an intense battle between firefighters and the raging flames. Among the dedicated first responders were the brave men and wo…

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Residents told to ‘leave now’ as wildfires threaten Oklahoma towns

ABC News(NORMAN, Okla.) -- Winds of up to 75 mph were fanning multiple fast-moving Oklahoma wildfires on Wednesday morning, prompting evacuation orders for towns in the path of the flames, officials said.Firefighters are battling blazes in Logan, Pawnee, Beckham and Roger Mills counties, including one about seven miles northwest of Sweetwater, near the Oklahoma-Texas border, officials said.Residents of Meridian were ordered to evacuate early Wed…

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