The wildfire in Perry County that reached 3,525 acres has been 100% contained, and there is no visible smoke.
Full containment was hindered because of the fire spreading into Camp Shelby, but the US Forest Service says recent rain showers knocked it out.
Firefighters from across the nation came to help extinguish the flames, and people in the surrounding areas are grateful for their efforts.
“It came really close to burning the ranger station down, and that’s kind of scary,” said Perry County resident Nicholas Deakle.
“Considering I live like six miles, and my town is where the fire was, we are very grateful for that, and grateful that nobody got hurt.”
The US Forest Service says firefighters are still patrolling and monitoring for any potential hazards or outbreaks.
