Lost Cove Fire remains at estimated 1,000 acres, now 80 percent contained

UPDATE: Jan. 1, 12:50 p.m.: Light rain and humid conditions over the last two days allowed firefighters to continue progress containing the Lost Cove Fire, which remains at an estimated

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