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Mason County wildfire burns across 3,000 acres
Firefighters are currently responding to the fire, which is only 10% contained.
TEXAS, USA — Firefighters are currently working to put out Central Texas wildfire spanning across 3,000 acres.
As of early Friday morning, the North Art Complex fire is burning in Mason County, roughly 118 miles away from the Austin area.
This fire is only 10% contained as crews respond to the scene.
A second, smaller fire is also happening across 10 acres in Bastrop County. The Pine Dump fire is currently 60% contained and the cause is unknown at this time.
This is a developing story. We will provide more details as they become available.