at 9:30 a.m., kevin goss would normally be opening the local pharmacy that stood in the center of townvillage drug was the oldest building in town, or at least one of them. and the way station across the street. 1800s gold rush town. so, yes, it's got a lot of history. we did, unfortunately, lose a lot of history and we're going to try and save everything that we possibly can. >> reporter: as the fire tore down this hillside toward greenville, goss rushed in to save the pharmacy's computer, and the health records of all his patients. >> we bought that in 1988. a family owned business, and it really was heartbreaking, truly heartbreaking. >> reporter: the town's main street stands silent and largely deserted, save for inspection and cleanup crews. but even now, goss is greeted warmly by the few who remain. >> the pharmacy is near and dear to me, but this whole community is near and dear to me, and that's what really broke me. not just this, it's the whole thing as a whole. all the people that came into the pharmacy over the years that i knew that we serd to make >> reporter: goss also s

so we have people that are still in tents and travel trailers. >> reporter: kevin goss is hpeful that he's known all his life will rise again, with better “fire-wise” planning and more resilient construction materials to prevent the town from burning again. >> i think some folks, the trauma is going to be too much for them to come back. and it's just, you know, it's permanently seared in their brain and they don't want to go through that again. folks like myself and others are going to say, hey, you know what? we're going to build this thing back to where it can survive a fire like this. most folks want to come back to their home. mean, even though it looks like this, it's still their home. it's their piece of property. it's there where they grew up or where they've had all these memories. >> reporter: pam and andy courtright don't know what they'll do next. for now, they're living in an r.v. on a friend's property. and the memories of the home they lost feel more real than a future without it. >> i walk through every room in my mind. >> reporter: for the pbs newshour, i'm cat wise in

pitchers warmed up their arms in the outfield kevin gausman at logan webb were both 2021 all-star goss men is the expected starter for game one of the nlds first baseman, brandon belt also known as the captain was on the field today as well. he took a couple of ground. that's something we haven't seen in a while since he recently broke his thumb. kapur said his team had a great time celebrating their division win on sunday and monday. and now they're ready to move on to the postseason and a possible nlds matchup with the rival dodgers. >> we also know where our focus needs to be right now. we've been pretty good about all year. i think. we have it has paid dividends that we've been focused on on our group. understanding cardinals dodgers are both going to be incredible challenges. enough of our own things to be concerned about at this point. >> the giants will hold another optional practice year oracle park tomorrow. then they will gather somewhere outside of the ballpark to watch the wild guard card game that takes place at 8.15 tomorrow night between the dodgers and cardinals. so the