A fire is burning out of control, with no containment in sight. The Texas A&M Forest Service is assisting with the effort. This fire has grown to a significant size, covering an estimated 800 acres.
The service issued an alert about the situation. Further information is available from the Texas A&M Forest Service.
Details about the fire's impact are limited, but the City of Evant has made a statement about the situation.
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