burn ban

Dry conditions since early September have brought about a significant deficit in rainfall, and has caused a growing number of counties in East Texas to issue burn bans

Burning yard waste is legal in Lufkin, but only if you follow a specific set of rules and regulations from the city.

Many long-range forecasts show that East Texas may not get any rain for the rest of October.

Texas is so dry this summer that we can't even make humidity jokes.

On Wednesday, July 26, 2023 they responded to 13 new requests that burned over 800 acres across Texas.

If you are in a county without a burn ban use these tips to safely burn outside.

Due to the extreme dry, and sometimes windy, conditions across the area, Angelina County has issued a burn ban. All outdoor burning of any combustible material is prohibited.