Western Nebraska wildfire grows to nearly 9,000 acres, enters Fort Robinson State Park

Omaha World-Herald·Jun 11

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A wildfire in western Nebraska has grown to nearly 9,000 acres and has entered Fort Robinson State Park. The fire, known as the South Fork Fire, has prompted evacuation orders in the area, with some residents urged to prepare to evacuate. Mandatory evacuations have been ordered at Fort Robinson State Park due to the fire.

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