We ll make it through : Kitchen fire causes Tired Texan BBQ to close for weeks
Security footage shows the flames billowing out of a kitchen BBQ smoker. Owner Chip Holland still doesn t know what caused the fire. Share Updated: 12:48 PM CDT Jun 28, 2021 We ll make it through : Kitchen fire causes Tired Texan BBQ to close for weeks
Security footage shows the flames billowing out of a kitchen BBQ smoker. Owner Chip Holland still doesn t know what caused the fire. Share Updated: 12:48 PM CDT Jun 28, 2021
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Show Transcript OKAY. THANK YOU SEAN. WELL NEWT TONIGHT SECURITY VIDEOS SHOWS THE FIRE THAT PUT A LOCAL RESTAURANT ON PAUSE. YEAH THE OWNER OF TIRED TEXAN BARBECUE SAYS THEY’RE LOOKING AT WEEKS TO REBUILD BUT HIS KETV NEWSWATCH KEVIN’S EMILY TENSOR REPORTS. THEY’RE GETTING SOME HELP FROM OTHER LOCAL RESTAURANTS. COLIN DID WHAT? IS EVERY NIGHT HE PUT MEAT IN THE SMOKER TO HAVE IT CKOO OVERNIGHT WHEN HE LEFT HE GOT A NOTIFICATION
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March 3, 2021
JACKSON, Tenn. Leaders who teach firearms training say it seems more people are jumping at the chance to own a gun.
One local handgun training instructor says it’s a trend he’s seeing with many people pointing to uncertainty and looking to protect themselves.
Wednesday night, Focus Fire Training hosted its first handgun fundamentals class in Jackson.
“It’s for the new shooter. It’s a class that’s aimed for people who are looking into purchasing their first firearm, who are learning the ends and outs of owning a firearm,” said Josh Schultz, Instructor for Focus Fire Training.
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