According to the U.S. Forest Service, Mark Twain National Forest crews and crews from the Central Crossing Fire Protection District worked to put out the Cane Hollow fire.
Officials say the fire started on Saturday morning and was completely contained by Sunday afternoon.
“Firefighters want to remind people in southwest Missouri that the area has been experiencing drought conditions and it is important to be very careful with any open flames in the woods,” the Forest Service said.
The U.S. Forest Service says leaf litter, downed trees, and other materials in the middle of the contained fire perimeter are continuing to put up smoke, so the fire may be visible through the rest of the day.
Crews are still unsure of the cause of the fire and are investigating.
