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By Drew Lawson
The Times 

Burn claims Hawk Creek acreage

Fire District No. 5 responds to three fires in region over the weekend

 

Last updated 4/22/2021 at 4:25pm

Georgia Smith | The Times

A Department of Natural Resources helicopter fights a fire that broke out April 16 on North Hawk Creek Road. The fire burned 40 acres before crews controlled it April 17.

DAVENPORT – The Department of Natural Resources instituted a burn ban for all area in Lincoln County north of Highway 2 beginning at dawn April 16 due to concerns over high winds and dry conditions, unless one had a DNR permit. One resident on Hawk Creek Road North about 13 miles north of Davenport didn't heed the ban, as they had a DNR permit according to the Lincoln County Sheriff's Office, and began to burn on their property.

The result was a 40-acre fire after the burn got out of control. Crews from Lincoln County Fire District No. 5 in Davenport, DNR and LC Fire District No. 7 in Li...



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