Rutherford County Firefighters Save Dogs from Sinkhole Feb 15, 2021 at 11:09 am by WGNS
Rutherford County, TN Rutherford County Fire Rescue crews saved two small dogs stuck in a sinkhole on Yeargan Road around noon on Saturday.
The sinkhole was around eight feet deep with a 16’ opening. The dogs were in 12 inches of water where the hole opened below the surface.
Firefighters were able to pull one of the dogs up and out using a rope snare, allowing the owners to immediately begin warming it up. The second dog was not able to be rescued this way, so firefighters had to do some quick thinking.
(RUTHERFORD COUNTY) Rutherford County Fire Rescue crews saved two small dogs stuck in a sinkhole on Yeargan Road around noon on Saturday (2/13/21).
The sinkhole was around eight feet deep with a 16-inch opening. The dogs were in 12 inches of water where the hole opened below the surface.
Firefighters were able to pull one of the dogs up and out using a rope snare, allowing the owners to immediately begin warming it up. The second dog was not able to be rescued this way, so firefight .
Rutherford County Fire Rescue and Almaville Fire Crews Battle House Fire Late Monday Night Jan 12, 2021 at 11:00 am by WGNS
Rutherford County, TN Rutherford County Fire Rescue and Almaville Fire Department battled a house fire on Franklin Road around 10:00 Monday night.
Captain Matthew Lupo said crews arrived to a discover a kitchen fire that had spread to the ceiling. “All of the residents were out of the home,” said Lupo. “Fire was rising out of the roof when we arrived.”
Both departments made entry and were able to quickly extinguish the blaze, while other crew members attacked the fire from outside the structure.
Lloyd Chisholm Killed In Saturday Fire Jan 02, 2021 at 06:25 pm by WGNS
Photos: RCFR
(MURFREESBORO) Around 12:30 Saturday afternoon (1/2/2021) a 911 call was received about a home fire on Asbury Lane. First units on the scene reported heavy smoke and flames already coming through the front door. 54-year old Lloyd Chisholm was killed and three others were taken to the ER at St. Thomas Rutherford Hospital.
Chief Larry Farley told NewsRadio WGNS . . .
Rutherford County Fire Rescue Captain Matthew Lupo said, The structure was already from a quarter to 50 percent involved when we arrived. Most of the fire seemed to be on the back side of the structure.”