ArchivesBurn Ban Extended In Hartley Co.By ZELDA BETH LANG Hartley County Commissioners met Tuesday morning for a special meeting. The commissioners decided to extend the burn ban in the county for 60 days. A burn ban was put in place last week as critical fire weather, with windy, dry conditions, plagued the panhandle region. That burn ban lasted only one week, giving the commissioners time to meet and consider an extension. The Dallam County Commissioners voted to extend their burn ban Monday until March 14. With the addition of Hartley County’s extension, both counties continue to remain in a burn ban. For the full story SUBSCRIBE to the online edition of The Dalhart Texan, call 244-4511 to setup a subscription to our physical paper or pick a copy up at one of our many convenient newsrack locations. You can also stop by and purchase a paper or subscription in person at our news office located at 410 Denrock Ave. For the full story SUBSCRIBE to the online edition of The Dalhart Texan, call (806) 244-4511 to setup a subscription to our physical paper or pick a copy up at one of our many convenient news rack locations. You can also stop by and purchase a paper or subscription in person at our news office located at 410 Denrock Ave. |
