LLANO COUNTY, Texas — Emergency crews battled a wildfire in Llano County that grew to more than 400 acres.
The Texas A&M Forest Service was on the scene with two task forces and a helicopter to battle the fire which started Aug. 18. By Aug. 20, the fire grew to 422 and was 100% contained.
No evacuations were ordered.
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According to InciWeb, the fire started around 3:20 p.m., approximately 3.5 miles north of Llano.
Last week, a 400-acre fire in Horseshoe Bay burned through two subdivisions, severely damaging two homes and forcing evacuations.
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