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(MSC News)--Burn bans remain in place locally.
That comes as weather conditions continue to create fire dangers in the local area.
During the weekend, a burn ban was put into place for Atchison County.
Emergency Preparedness Director Wes Lanter says it will remain in effect until further notice.
A ban was also issued for Doniphan County, with Emergency Preparedness Coordinator Julie Meng saying it will remain in effect until further notice.
In Brown County, burning also remains off limits, with the Sheriff's Office not issuing any burn permits while the fire danger remains high.
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