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Thu. Jun 25th 2009
Tribute to a fine man

On March 4th of 2009, Harold resident George Ed Clark celebrated his 94th birthday thus adding a year to the life of Floyd Co...

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Mon. Feb 9th 2009
February 2009 elected officers

The Betsy Layne Fire Dept/Mens Club was formed in 1947.  Although several previously recorded elections were held, the B...

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Sat. Nov 1st 2008
October ends tied with April as our busiest months of 2008...

In summary, October kept our department busy with a total of 14 calls as it now shares the distinction with Ap...

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Firefighter Brian Pugh and Captain Lance Blackburn try to extinguish every flame inside the Ivel structure before we all head back toward the station."I believe it's knocked down now"

Firefighter Brian Pugh and Captain Lance Blackburn try to extinguish every flame inside the Ivel structure before we all head back toward the station.
 
Two Betsy Layne firefighters work to extinguish this building fire at Ivel on November 9th, 2008.Putting the wet stuff on the red stuff

Two Betsy Layne firefighters work to extinguish this building fire at Ivel on November 9th, 2008.
 
A firefighter battles the blaze while others look on in total disbelief. Spot fires still burn all throughout the area.Such a tragedy!

A firefighter battles the blaze while others look on in total disbelief. Spot fires still burn all throughout the area.
 
This house and garage litterly sat down after its foundation was destroyed by the Ivel explosion.Gone

This house and garage litterly sat down after its foundation was destroyed by the Ivel explosion.
 
Sifting through the smoke and spot fires, firefighters are still on the job. The houses are leveled and about all that stands now are some trees and power poles. A few workers with American Electric Power walk around the area assessing the damage.Thank God no lives were lost

Sifting through the smoke and spot fires, firefighters are still on the job. The houses are leveled and about all that stands now are some trees and power poles. A few workers with American Electric Power walk around the area assessing the damage.
 
Allen Firefighter Greg Osborne has done a valiant job with containing the fire from the explosion and now it looks like it might be time to rest for a few.Looks like we about knocked it down!

Allen Firefighter Greg Osborne has done a valiant job with containing the fire from the explosion and now it looks like it might be time to rest for a few.
 
Firefighters work feverishly as this photographer takes a picture of a small amount of damage from the Ivel explosion.We still have a long way to go yet

Firefighters work feverishly as this photographer takes a picture of a small amount of damage from the Ivel explosion.
 
As firefighters work in the background, a fire burns out of control at what used to be a residence before the explosion destroyed it.Taking its toll

As firefighters work in the background, a fire burns out of control at what used to be a residence before the explosion destroyed it.
 
This residence was totally destroyed during the Ivel explosion.It all happened so fast

This residence was totally destroyed during the Ivel explosion.
 
An Allen firefighter works to extinguish spot fires at one of the damaged homes at Ivel.Putting the wet stuff on the red stuff

An Allen firefighter works to extinguish spot fires at one of the damaged homes at Ivel.
 
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Fri. Sep 3rd 2010
Vehicle Fire Response

On Friday afternoon, 911 dispatchers notified our firefighters of a vehicle fire on Stoney Brook on Pike-Floyd Hollow at Bets...

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Wed. Aug 25th 2010
Pedestrian Killed at Harold

Randy Boyd, 39, of Stanville was walking in the vicinity of the northbound lanes of U.S. 23 at Harold when he was s...

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Wed. Aug 25th 2010
Abandoned Structure Demolished

On Wednesday, August 25th, several firefighters responded to the call of an abandoned structure on fire on Camp Branch in Tra...

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