Wildfire leaves historic, ‘quirky’ California town in smoldering ruins
On Thursday, the main street of the historic California gold-rush town of Greenville was reduced to smoldering ruins after the state's largest wildfire swept through the Sierra Nevada Mountains hamlet. Firefighters were still battling the blazes left by the Dixie Fire, which had roared through the night before. Images of the town's main strip showed it in heaps of ashes and debris, with smoke rising into the hazy sky, causing many from the area to become emotional.0
