The blaze at 668 West Girard Road near Arborgast Road was reported at 1:54 a.m..
Union City firefighters were initially dispatched. They received mutual aid from Athens Township, Sherwood Township, Tekonsha and Burlington crews.
Union City Fire Chief Dave Hughes says it took about 40 minutes to get the fire under control and crews did not clear the scene until after 5:00 a.m..
No injuries were reported. Hughes says the fire is still under investigation and a dollar estimate on the damage has not been totaled up yet.
Among the items inside were several vehicles and numerous tires.
Hazardous conditions blamed for rollover crash
Jim Comer | Darke County Media
UNION CITY Hazardous road conditions may be to blame for a Sunday evening rollover crash that has left a driver injured near Union City, Ohio.
At approximately 5:54 p.m., emergency personnel from Union City Fire and Rescue responded along with Darke County deputies to the 1000 block of Beamsville Union City Road in reference to a single-vehicle rollover crash with injury.
According to the Darke County Sheriff’s Office, a preliminary investigation into the incident revealed a green 2000 Toyota Tacoma, driven by Joshua Vigil, 19, of Union City, was traveling eastbound on Beamsville Union City Road. Vigil failed to maintain control of his vehicle on ice-covered roadways, resulting in the Toyota traveling off the right side of the roadway and rolling at least once before coming to rest in a field.
Union City Fire Department remembered with t-shirts
Once upon a time, in a galaxy known as Union City, there was the Union City Fire Department where my father Albert worked for 30 years on 16th Street and New York Avenue. My Uncle Nick retired from the firehouse on 29th and Central Ave.
In 1999, according to their website, The Union City Fire Department, with 100 firefighters located on four firehouses throughout the city, joined in a historic merger with three other North Hudson towns in January, 1999 to form North Hudson Regional Fire & Rescue.
But the memories of the The Union City Fire Department remain. Retired Captain Orlando Trujillo captured those memories on a deep blue t-shirt with the embroidered UCFD patch on the left side, expecting to fill the desires of a few friends and alumni. He sold 132!