Centerville home destroyed in early morning fire
An early morning fire destroyed a Centerville home on
Thursday.
Centerville Fire Chief Jason Jones said there were three
people in the residence when one woke up and saw flames. Jones said one of the
residence escaped through a window and the other two ran out the front door. No
one was injured in the fire.
The home located at 108 Brown Drive is completely destroyed
according to Jones. The cause of the fire has not been determined and is still
under investigation.
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