Monongahela National Forest fire managers will continue spring prescribed burns on Guinn Ridge (1,462 acres) in Pocahontas County, Thursday, April 13, Friday, April 14. Guinn Ridge is located just east of Green Bank. A helicopter will be used on this burn.
Chestnut Ridge prescribed burn was completed April 11.
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