CALHOUN COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) On Wednesday afternoon around 4:54, the Sabougla Volunteer Fire Department responded to a call to help the Big Creek Fire Department with a brush fire. Brush truck 108 from Station Three responded to the call. Calhoun City and Derma Fire Departments also responded. The Sabougla Volunteer Fire Department tells WCBI, no injuries were reported. The cause…
STARKVILLE, Miss. (WCBI) Around 10:00 Saturday morning, the Starkville Fire Department responded to a call about a structure fire at 107 Martin Luther King Drive. When Firefighters arrived, they saw heavy smoke and flames coming out of the building. Crews were able to enter the building and get the fire under control. According to the Starkville Fire Department, one person…
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