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Human-caused fire burns near Stone Henge Road, prompts renewed fire danger warnings

A spark from weed-cutting ignited the Stone Henge Fire, which burned under 5 acres and prompted a countywide ban on open burning.

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A wildfire that broke out near 10 Stone Henge Road on Aug. 6 was human caused, according to Stillwater County Disaster and Emergency Services Chief David Stamey, who briefed county commissioners on the incident at their Aug. 10 meeting.

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Human-caused fire burns near Stone Henge Road, prompts renewed fire danger warnings

A wildfire that broke out near 10 Stone Henge Road on Aug. 6 was human caused, according to Stillwater County Disaster and Emergency Services Chief David Stamey, who briefed county commissioners on the incident at their Aug. 10 meeting.

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Bozeman Daily Chronicle broke the news in Cherokee County, United States on Tuesday, August 11, 2026.
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