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Efforts to contain the Ross fire continue in North Texas

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By Nicole Asbury, Michael Cuviello
| Texas State Public Affairs Network
August 30, 2026 / Nicole Asbury,Michael Cuviello Firefighters are expected to continue attempting to contain the Ross fire, a 85,000-acre inferno. The wildfire is among the largest in North Texas on record. Average rating 0 / 5. Vote count: 0 No votes so far! Be the first to rate this post. What did you think of this story? Spin it or stop it! 🤖 T-SPAN AI estimate · 0% Spin · refines with your vote (0/10) How do you like TSPAN? 1 votes
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North Texans donate supplies for departments fighting Ross fire

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By Michael Cuviello
| The Dallas Morning News Verified
FORT WORTH — Marty Goin pulled up to a southwest Fort Worth Walmart on Saturday with about 10 cases of water for firefighters battling the Ross fire. For Goin, the fire is personal. He spent years in Scouting and later served about a decade as a Scoutmaster, developing a lasting connection to Worth Ranch, the historic Scout camp damaged when the wildfire swept through Palo Pinto County. Article continues below this ad “It just broke my heart to see what was happening to the ranch,” Goin said.
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North Texans donate supplies for departments fighting Ross fire

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By Michael Cuviello
| Yahoo Verified
FORT WORTH — Marty Goin pulled up to a southwest Fort Worth Walmart on Saturday with about 10 cases of water for firefighters battling the Ross fire. For Goin, the fire is personal. He spent years in Scouting and later served about a decade as a Scoutmaster, developing a lasting connection to Worth Ranch, the historic Scout camp damaged when the wildfire swept through Palo Pinto County. "It just broke my heart to see what was happening to the ranch," Goin said.
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