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The Texas Tribune
The Texas Tribune
National
By Jayme Lozano Carver

Three months after the Texas’ largest wildfire, Panhandle residents are preparing for the next one

Green grass grows around plants and trees scorched by Smokehouse Creek wildfire on April 3, 2024 near Canadian. “The lands recover faster than the people,” said Janet Guthrie, a Canadian resident who raises cattle in Hemphill Co.
Green grass grows around plants and trees scorched by Smokehouse Creek wildfire on April 3 near Canadian. “The lands recover faster than the people,” said Janet Guthrie, a Canadian resident who raises cattle in Hemphill County. (Credit: Maria Crane/The Texas Tribune)

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