WPSG will integrate 3 Rivers Fire Equipment into its fire division, supported by its regional sales team operating under TheFireStore brand.

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NVFC members can enter to win an MSA Cairns® 1836 Fire Helmet through four entry periods in 2026. The first entry period is open through April 30.

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VIDEO: Fire crews are responding to a fire that started in a Sterling Junior High School portable building Tuesday afternoon in East Wenatchee. The building was unoccupied when the fire began, according to Wenatchee Valley Fire Department Chief Brian Brett. No injuries were reported, but about 15 children were in need of a precautionary medical check due to smoke.

Brett noted that adjacent portable buildings were also unoccupied. The fire was reported about 1:30 p.m. Crews were still fighting the fire when Brett spoke to The Wenatchee World at 1:45 p.m. The cause of the fire was not immediately clear.

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Whelen is matching all donations made via a specially designated QR code, up to $50,000, with the goal of raising $100,000 for the NFFF that week alone.

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PHOTOS: Explosions and a large fire prompted a large response in Lebanon. Firefighters spent hours putting out flames at an industrial building off State Route 48m by Turtlecreek Union Road. The Lebanon Fire Department says it was an explosive battle, contained to an industrial garage located at the back of the property.

It happened at the R.W. Long Lumber and Box Company. Crews say the fire broke out around 10:30 p.m. Tuesday night and kept crews busy for hours. Winds overnight made that even more challenging, with wind speeds around 15 mph, along with 25 mph gusts.

Officials say there were semi-tractor trailer and pallets inside the building, leading to explosions, though it is unclear what exactly was inside. Fire crews described the challenges they faced.

“With something like this, a house would be a whole lot easier,” Asst. Chief Derek Harper, with Lebanon fire, explained. “This takes a lot of manpower, it takes a lot of guys, it takes a lot of water, it takes a lot of time. We had to bring in front loaders to dig through all the debris, tear down some of the walls, dig through the pallets so that we could finish putting the fire out.”

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