Reed’s Automotive Center is making necessary preparations to reopen in February. Weeks after a December 10th fire destroyed much of Dick Reed’s automotive business he is well on his way to reopen in early 2010.
Assistant Fire Chief Kevin Rodgers and Barry Reynolds, also of Knoxville Fire and Rescue were presented plaques for their years of service as both will retire effective the end of the year.
Marion County Sheriff’s Office and the Bussey Fire Department responded to a house fire at approximately 3:30 am in the 2000 block of Upton Street south of Bussey.
As Marion County residents are decorating their homes for the holidays, they should make sure their Christmas trees are kept moist to prevent them from catching fire around electric lights.
Knoxville Fire and Rescue and the Knoxville Rural Fire Department responded to a fire at Reed’s Automotive at 213 W Pleasant in Knoxville earlier this week.
Knoxville Fire and Rescue and the Knoxville Rural Fire Department responded to a fire at Reed’s Automotive at 213 W Pleasant in Knoxville at approximately 5AM.
Knoxville Fire and Rescue and the Knoxville Rural Fire Department responded to a fire at Reed’s Automotive at 213 W Pleasant in Knoxville at approximately 5AM.
Although residents are getting out their lights and wreaths for the holiday season, one of the most frequent fire risks could be sitting on a wax stump: candles.
A 55 year old man died in a house fire at 510 South Sixth Street in Knoxville early Thursday morning, with the cause ruled accidental pending an autopsy.
Crews from the Pleasantville, Melcher-Dallas, Knoxville Township and Milo fire departments spent approximately five hours fighting a grain bin on fire south of Pleasantville.
Pleasantville and Knoxville Township Fire Departments responded to a pick-up truck on fire in the middle of a corn field Tuesday near 669 McKimber Street.
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