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Burn ban issued for city of Bull Shoals

The dry conditions have resulted in a burn ban for one local city. The ban is in effect for Bull Shoals, according to Mayor Bill Stahlman.

Currently, no other known entities are under a burn bun, but the wildfire danger has increased for all of north central Arkansas. According to the Arkansas Forestry Division, Baxter, Marion, Fulton, Izard, Searcy, Stone, Boone and Newton counties have been upgraded to a moderate danger.

Burn ban issued for Boone County

A burn ban has been issued for Boone County, according to Boone County Judge Robert Hathaway. A burn ban is still in effect for the city of Bull Shoals, but nothing has been issued for Baxter or Marion County. Currently, no other known entities are under a burn ban, but…

March 13, 2025

In "KTLO"

Wildfires in Marion County burn multiple structures

Photo courtesy of Marion County OEM Firefighters battled multiple fires across Marion County on Wednesday night as extreme fire danger conditions persist. A fire in the Lakeway community scorched approximately 10 acres before crews from Lakeway, Peel, and Pine Mountain, with assistance from the Arkansas Forestry Division, contained the blaze.…

March 21, 2025

In "KTLO"

Bull Shoals to hold special meeting Wednesday to discuss donated property

The City of Bull Shoals has scheduled a special meeting for Wednesday evening at 6 in the Council Chambers at the Bull Shoals City Hall. City officials said the meeting will focus on discussion of the donated Alvirez Property. The Bull Shoals City Hall is located at 706 C.S. Woods…

July 3, 2025

In "Arkansas News"

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