Blaze under investigation
According to Houston County Fire Department Chief Christopher Stoner, personnel was dispatched to 202 Red Fox Run in regard to a fire around 7 p.m. on Wednesday. Stoner informed that though the fire was contained quickly, and the four walls of the older single wide mobile home were left standing, the interior of the structure suffered significant damage.
Stoner relayed that the structure was an unoccupied home, and there were no injuries involved as no one was there. He informed that the incident remains, as of Thursday, under investigation, and there was no determination to be given at that time.
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