The Pioneer Fire has been burning for over two months – right in the middle of the small town’s tourism peak.
STEHEKIN, Wash. — Despite fire officials saying that no structures have been severely damaged during the Pioneer Fire, residents and businesses in the small town of Stehekin are feeling its impact.
Especially during a time when businesses usually thrive off tourism.
“This time of year is our bread and butter,” Billy Brooks said. “So, it kills the economy for the whole town.”
A town in Stehekin that’s known for its beautiful views.
“(It’s) like a war zone,” Brooks said. “You could see
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