Boulder County Fire: Cherryvale Blaze Contained After 8 Acres Engulfed

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A grass fire broke out near US 36 and Cherryvale Road in Boulder County, Colorado, on Friday, sparking concerns among local residents. The Boulder County Sheriff's Office provided an update, stating that the fire was producing heavy smoke, with crews on the scene to contain the blaze. The fire, dubbed the Cherryvale fire, was initially reported to be around 1-2 acres but quickly spread to 8 acres before being fully contained. Despite the rapid growth, no evacuation orders were issued, and firefighting efforts were able to quell the flames. As the fire was brought under control, social media users took to the platform to express their gratitude towards the firefighters for their quick response and dedication. The incident comes on the heels of the Pack Fire in California's Mono County, which burned over 3,000 acres and prompted evacuations. The cause of the Cherryvale fire remains under investigation.