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Bastrop County bans outdoor burning amid dry conditions
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· September 29, 2026
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Bastrop County has banned most outdoor burning in its unincorporated areas because of wildfire risk from ongoing dry weather.The emergency order took effect at
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What is this story about? Bastrop County has banned most outdoor burning in its unincorporated areas because of wildfire risk from ongoing dry weather.The emergency order took effect at
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