Sterling fire under control
— Sterling fire under controlFirefighters with Sterling and Glasscock counties and the Texas Forest Service had a Sterling County wildfire nearly 100 percent contained by Wednesday, according to the service.
The Stewart Fire, which damaged about 1,748 acres, was 95 percent contained, according to a Wednesday morning report.
The Forest Service reported 60 wind turbines and oil and gas infrastructure were at risk during the fire, which burned about 17 miles northwest of Sterling County.
A Sterling sheriff official said no homes were threatened.
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The Stewart Fire, which damaged about 1748 acres, was 95 percent contained, according to a Wednesday morning report. The Forest Service reported 60 wind turbines and oil and gas infrastructure were at risk during the fire, which burned about 17 miles
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Troopers in the area report that USFS roads #100 and #227 have also been washed out with one bridge being washed away on USFS road #100 upstream. The floodwaters will have to recede before highway repairs can begin. WYDOT District Engineer Pat Persson
COASTWIDE - Weather forecasts show some very good promise for ocean anglers who want to hit the water this weekend, especially early in the morning before afternoon winds kick up the chop. Bottomfish anglers must stay within the 40-fathom line and all
The campgrounds and ramp were officially open by the Forest Service for the holiday weekend. We need another week before fishing reports get back to our sources. JENKINSON LAKE (Sly Park) — The lake is still full and spilling.
The Forest Service report of that fire noted, "The cause of the fire is not definitive, but based on the activities in the area it is likely it was caused by shooting." The Forest Service in April issued a restriction on shooting in the Arapaho and
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