Vehicle fire, brush fire causes road closures

NEOLA , W.Va. (WVVA) - UPDATE: The road is now back open.

Greenbrier County Homeland Security & Emergency Management reports that a vehicle fire with brush fire has “shut down” Pocahontas Trail and Knife Hollow Road.

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