Aynor, SC (June 23, 2025) – A residential structure fire broke out Monday evening in Aynor, prompting a multi-agency emergency response and leaving one person injured. Horry County Fire Rescue responded to the blaze around 6:59 p.m. on the 4000 block of Good Luck Rd, where flames had heavily damaged a home.
First responders, including fire crews and medics, worked to contain the fire and assist the injured. A second alarm was issued shortly after the initial response, calling in additional support to help bring the situation under control. One individual was transported to a hospital for treatment, though the severity of their injuries has not been publicly disclosed.
Three residents displaced by the fire are being assisted by the American Red Cross of South Carolina. Horry County Police Department also provided support during the incident. The fire has been brought under control, and investigators will now begin examining the cause.
Our thoughts are with the injured person and the displaced residents during this difficult time.
Residential Fire Risks and Response in South Carolina
Residential fires, such as the one on Good Luck Rd in Aynor, pose serious risks to life and property. Homes built in rural or semi-rural areas, where emergency response times can vary, are especially vulnerable to rapid fire spread. In this case, the quick mobilization of Horry County Fire Rescue and mutual aid likely helped prevent greater loss.
According to the South Carolina State Fire Marshal, residential fires accounted for the majority of fire-related injuries and deaths across the state in 2024. Common causes include electrical faults, cooking accidents, and heating equipment malfunctions. Early detection through working smoke alarms and fire safety education are key to reducing harm.
The emotional and financial toll of losing one’s home to fire can be overwhelming. Support from organizations like the American Red Cross plays a vital role in helping families navigate the immediate aftermath, from securing temporary shelter to addressing long-term needs.
If you or someone you know has been impacted by a house fire in South Carolina, contact Local Accident Reports for information and resources that can aid in recovery.
