A mandatory evacuation has broadened as a wildfire near the Georgia-Florida line threatens small communities on the edge of the Okefenokee Swamp. Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge supervisory ranger Susan Heisey said Monday that Moniac and Canaday Loop are ordered to evacuate. She says the fire has crossed state Highway 94 south of the refuge. She doesn’t know how many have evacuated the area.
The unincorporated community of St. George already was under a mandatory evacuation order and Charlton County schools closed Monday. The fire was started by a lightning strike April 6 and has burned 129,856 acres (52,550 hectares). Wind gusts and dry conditions are raising the risk of it spreading. Television stations in northeast Florida report smoke can be seen across Nassau, Clay and Duval counties. Officials urge residents to stay indoors. READ MORE
C,mon Ricky, this isn’t endtime headlines news. Give me a break. Stick to the protocol. You shouldn’t also put articles up that come from these sleazy websites that show half naked women and stuff like this. What true Christian wants to look at that crap. You don’t have any control over that? What does that say about you? You know what’s said?, check the source. You have the option. If not, type the article from the paper, etc. yourself and post it for us.
Jesus Christ is the Messiah and HE is coming back soon, real soon.