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Crews respond to small wildfire in the Davis Mountains Resort

Wildfires · Brewster County

Crews respond to small wildfire in the Davis Mountains Resort

A lightning strike is believed to have caused the Blue Fire that broke out this weekend in the DMR, a rugged residential subdivision in the mountains of Jeff Davis County. The fire - only a handful of acres in size - was burning to the west of the subdivision’s main area of roads and homes.Read Article

Mammoth Find: A Tusk Discovery Points to Big Bend’s Rich Ice Age Past

Brewster County · Brewster County

Mammoth Find: A Tusk Discovery Points to Big Bend’s Rich Ice Age Past

In March, a hunter on the O2 Ranch south of Alpine found what appeared to be an ivory tusk in an arroyo bottom. Ranch Manager Will Juett contacted archeologists at Alpine’s Center for Big Bend Studies. They confirmed the find: this was a mammoth tusk.Read Article

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