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This episode of 93 counties unpacks the controversy surrounding prescribed fire to combat invasive Red Cedar Tree encroachment in Cherry County following the 2026 Anderson Bridge Fire.
Produced by KRNU Studios
Reported, written, produced and edited by Jacqueline Lovci and Wes Erickson
Thanks to Ashley Garrelts, Chad Christensen and Ryan Sexson
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