A burn ban is now in effect in O’Brien County.
The ban, which is in place for unincorporated areas of O’Brien County, restricts outdoor fires of any kind including brush burning, cooking fires, as well as bonfires. Propane and charcoal grills are allowed provided they have a cover. The State Fire Marshall’s Office determined that open burning constitutes a danger to life or property.
Burn bans are also in effect for Plymouth and Sioux counties.
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Several northwest Iowa teachers are among the 118 recipients of Agriculture in the Classroom Teacher Supplement Grants awarded this month by
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Several northwest Iowa teachers are among the 118 recipients of Agriculture in the Classroom Teacher Supplement Grants awarded this month by
