Two-Alarm Weekend Fire Causes $1M In Damages To Historic Arlington Church, Officials Say Two-Alarm Weekend Fire Causes $1M In Damages To Historic Arlington Church, Officials Say Two-Alarm Weekend Fire Causes $1M In Damages To Historic Arlington Church, Officials Say
Two-Alarm Weekend Fire Causes $1M In Damages To Historic Arlington Church, Officials Say An early morning fire that broke out over the weekend in Virginia is proven costly for an Arlington congregation facing a million-dollar bill. Shortly before 2:45 a.m. on Friday, Oct. 14, multiple fire agencies responded to a reported structure fire at Mount Olivet Methodist Church in the 1500 block of North Glebe Road, according to the Arlington County Fire Department. #Alert: Units are on scene of a 2 alarm fire in the 1500 BLK of N. Glebe Rd. The fire has been knocked down and units are in the process of overhauling. pic.twitter.com/OBtSozuDBH — Arlington Fire & EMS (@ArlingtonVa…
Multiple Fire Crews At Scene Of Franconia Blaze Work To Put Out Flames Multiple Fire Crews At Scene Of Franconia Blaze Work To Put Out Flames Multiple Fire Crews At Scene Of Franconia Blaze Work To Put Out Flames
Multiple Fire Crews At Scene Of Franconia Blaze Work To Put Out Flames Fairfax County Fire and Rescue reported to the scene of a house fire on Wednesday, August 24, officials reported. At around 12 p.m., fire crews arrived at the home in the 5900 block of Westchester Street and saw smoke coming from the roof, according to the Fairfax County Fire and Rescue Department. There were no injuries reported, but the Alexandria Fire Department arrived at the scene to assist local firefighters in extinguishing the flames, authorities said. The fire was put out and fire investigators arrived at the scene to determine the cause of the incident, officials reported. There…
No Matter How Small: Fairfax Officer Restores Winged Victim Back To Health No Matter How Small: Fairfax Officer Restores Winged Victim Back To Health No Matter How Small: Fairfax Officer Restores Winged Victim Back To Health
No Matter How Small: Fairfax Officer Restores Winged Victim Back To Health Fairfax County Fire and Rescue recently saved a small bird suffering a medical emergency, officials said.The bird's savior gave it some fluids to restore it to better heath. Feeling up to flying, the bird was ready to take off after a nice treatment from the Fairfax officer.
Fairfax Rescue Crew Saves Adorable Kitten From Local Storm Drain Fairfax Rescue Crew Saves Adorable Kitten From Local Storm Drain Fairfax Rescue Crew Saves Adorable Kitten From Local Storm Drain
Fairfax Rescue Crew Saves Adorable Kitten From Local Storm Drain Firefighters from the Fairfax County Fire and Rescue team saved an adorable white kitten from a local storm drain on Tuesday, August 16, officials said. Crew members located the trapped kitten from a storm drain and sprung into action to save it, according to Fairfax County Fire and Rescue. The kitten was taken to the Fairfax County Animal Shelter for eventual adoption, authorities said.
Details Released In Fiery Arlington Restaurant Crash (VIDEO) Details Released In Fiery Arlington Restaurant Crash (VIDEO) Details Released In Fiery Arlington Restaurant Crash (VIDEO)
Details Released In Fiery Arlington Restaurant Crash (Video) More than a dozen people were hurt including two critically when a rideshare driver crashed into an Arlington restaurant Friday, Aug. 12, authorities said. The vehicle slammed into Ireland’s Four Courts on Wilson Boulevard around 6:45 p.m., police said. The restaurant was immediately evacuated with nine patients hospitalized and six treated for non-life-threatening injuries, county officials said. The vehicle caught fire causing a structure fire within the restaurant. the driver and the passenger suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Huge fire at Ireland Four Courts right now @WTOP @…
Fairfax House Fire Will Cost Family More Than Half A Million Dollars: Fire Officials Fairfax House Fire Will Cost Family More Than Half A Million Dollars: Fire Officials Fairfax House Fire Will Cost Family More Than Half A Million Dollars: Fire Officials
Fairfax House Fire Will Cost Family More Than Half A Million Dollars: Fire Officials A house fire that broke out in Fairfax over the weekend will cost the victims more than $594,000 in repairs, officials said.The blaze at the 8500 block of Grigsby Drive in West Springfield was reported around 4:25 a.m. on Sunday, July 10. Flames were showing on the first floor and roof, with no occupants inside Fairfax County Fire and Rescue reported. The cause of the fire is still under investigation and no injuries were reported, authorities said.