Soldiers Delight fire near Owings Mills less damaging than first thought, officials say; regrowth already visible

Blades of grass are shooting up from the blackened ground after a brush fire April 4 scorched hundreds of acres at Soldiers Delight Natural Environment Area, a unique grassland ecosystem near Owings Mills.

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