The Nebraska Emergency Management Agency says two new wildfires have burned nearly 80,000 acres of rangeland in the state’s Panhandle. According to a release, The Ashby fire in Grant County started early Thursday morning and has covered 60,000 acres and spread quickly southward. It’s burned into the area already scorched by the Morrill County Fire. The Minor Fire […]
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