US Forestry Service conducts controlled burn in north Mississippi
NORTH MISSISSIPPI (WCBI) – Where there’s smoke, there’s fire but that’s not always a bad thing.
People traveling through Lafayette and Union counties and fishermen on Sardis Lake may have noticed a lot of smoke in the air.
It was part of a planned, controlled burn conducted by the U.S. Forestry Service in the area of County Roads 293 and 210 in the Holly Springs National Forest.
A little over 1200 acres were being affected.
