“We didn’t extinguish it. We let it burn,” the chief said. “We’re not going to utilize our resources for a demolition.”
There was no danger to anyone.
Holman said he knows the owner and had a “strongly worded conversation” with him.
“I’ve never had anything like this before,” the fire chief said.
The fire department plans to follow up with the county and the EPA.
In Other News
1
Clark-Shawnee’s new special education director ‘dedicated to student...
2
Springfield mother-daughter duo cultivates joy at ‘u-pick’ flower farm...
3
Clark State names new workforce director to meet evolving demands
4
Fair at New Boston to bring 18th Century alive this weekend
5
Clark County Pet of the Week
About the Author