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Wetmore

Coverage of Wetmore in the Nexus archive.

Earliest in view: Jul 1 · 19:58 UTCMost recent: Jul 8 · 00:24 UTC
Co-mentioned in this coverage
Aspen Acres Firetopic3Colorado Cityplace1I-25place1Highway 165place1Mary Davenportperson1Allyx Townendperson1Ryeplace1Loel Grayperson1Pueblo Academy of Artsorganization1Greenwoodplace1firelinetopic1Pueblo Countyplace1Custer Countyplace1Red Creek Ranchesplace1Pueblo County Recreation Centerorganization1Dave Duranperson1John Clayperson1
Recent coverage
  • SECURITYJul 8 · 00:24 UTCKOAA NBC5 COLORADO SPRINGS
    Some Aspen Acres Fire evacuees return home as others wait for reentry

    Some residents displaced by the Aspen Acres Fire in Colorado are returning home as others await reentry, with ongoing smoke and flames visible near the I-25 and Highway 165 interchange. Evacuees like Mary Davenport and Allyx Townend share mixed emotions about returning, while others, such as Loel Gray, face repeated evacuations due to wildfires.

  • SECURITYJul 7 · 16:33 UTCKDVR FOX31 DENVER
    Evacuations and curfew in effect as Aspen Acres Fire rages on

    The Aspen Acres Fire has burned 93,634 acres and is 15% contained as of July 7, with 1,562 personnel assigned to combat the wildfire that began on June 29. Evacuations and a curfew are in effect as crews work to protect the communities of Greenwood and Wetmore.

  • SECURITYJul 1 · 19:58 UTCKRDO ABC COLORADO SPRINGS
    New evacuations for Aspen Acres Fire could increase the need for help in Pueblo, Custer counties

    New evacuations and pre-evacuations have been ordered for areas near the Aspen Acres Fire, which spans Pueblo and Custer counties. Residents of Red Creek Ranches (Pueblo County) and Wetmore (Custer County) are affected, with evacuees potentially increasing demand at the Pueblo County Recreation Center shelter. The fire is expected to take weeks to contain, and the shelter currently hosts about 20 evacuees.