Practice Burn brings learning opportunity to area aid partners

by Shawna Wendler, Reporter
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Practice burns, like the one pictured here from a recent Williams Volunteer Fire Department burn, provide local crews with hands on training opportunities. Photo submitted by Corey Estling


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