"Bro, your mountain is on fire." Tamarack Resort president Scott Turlington says he found out about the Rock Fire from a friend's text message. But thanks to wildland firefighters, the mountain avoided serious damage. Now, resort officials are looking forward to pristine glade skiing on newly added terrain for the 25/26 ski season. "This is sorta how you make lemonade from lemons," explains Turlington. Full story in comments. #NeighborhoodNews #TamarackResort #Skiing #RockFire #Snowboarding | Id

TAMARACK FIRE CONTAINMENT GROWS: Fire crews were able to contain more of the Tamarack Fire Saturday. The fire remains at 66,744 acres and is now 27% contained. Officials are providing escorts to evacuees Sunday. Details: https://www.ktvn.com/story/44325869/tamarack-fire-near-blue-lakes-road-sending-smoke-into-carson-valleys-area Thanks to Thomas Vick for sending this incredible footage in. | KTVN 2 News

13K views · 268 reactions | Here is a closer look at the Tamarack fire burning in Markleeville. Fire Crews continue to focus on the northeastern side of the Tamarack Fire, which grew significantly on Wednesday. With windier and drier conditions, the Tamarack Fire grew to 50,129 acres and is now just 4% contained, according to fire officials. STORY HERE: https://bit.ly/3BxWEew | ABC10 | Facebook

Tamarack Resort has partially reopened some restaurants and amenities to serve guests, essential staff, and fire crews. But several activities remain closed. | KTVB