A South-Central Nebraska wildfire

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A South-Central Nebraska wildfire

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Furnas County resident narrowly saves home after massive wildfire claims 30K acres, other homes



A wildfire in South-Central Nebraska has destroyed several homes and burned more than 30,000 acres, or 40 square miles, and some residents are assessing the damage that swept by and even through their properties.
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Wildfire in south-central Nebraska considered 50% contained



The wildfire that has ripped through 35,000 acres in south-central Nebraska was considered 50% contained Monday. No appreciable precipitation is expected in the area.
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Locals, state officials meet to start planning wildfire relief



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Road 702 wildfire in southern Nebraska.



Fire officials are working to contain a large wildfire near Cambridge, Nebraska.
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Crews work to contain Road 702 Fire, donations pour in

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Growing wildfire danger



Nebraska firefighters, emergency managers prepare for more wildfires