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The regional rainfall of last weekend wasn't enough to ease fire concerns in Doniphan County; and, because the dry conditions remain, a burning ban is now in place.
Issued Thursday morning by Emergency Management Coordinator Julie Meng, the Doniphan County Burning Ban will remain in place until further notice.
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