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Cuba volunteer fire department station damaged by fire

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By Alexis Barrett Verified
| The Mayfield Messenger Verified
A fire damaged the Cuba Community Volunteer Fire Department’s main station Thursday afternoon, with agencies from across the region responding. First responders advised the community to stay clear of the area for around two hours as they worked. “While this is a devastating loss, we were able to save our trucks and gear so we will still be operational if needed,” the fire department wrote in a social media post.
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MCSO: Overturned semi blocks U.S. 62 between Fisher, McKendree Church Roads

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By Alexis Barrett Verified
| WPSD-TV (Paducah, KY) Verified
MCCRACKEN COUNTY, Ky. — An overturned semi has blocked U.S. 62 between Fisher Road and McKendree Church Road, the McCracken County Sheriff's Office said in an alert Friday night. According to MCSO, no injuries have been reported. MCSO expects the closure to last around two hours.
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Cuba Fire Department's main station damaged after fire; Trucks, equipment still operational

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By Alexis Barrett Verified
| WPSD-TV (Paducah, KY) Verified
CUBA, Ky. — A fire damaged the Cuba Community Volunteer Fire Department's main station Thursday afternoon, with agencies from across the region responding. First responders advised the community to stay clear of the area for around two hours as they worked. "While this is a devastating loss, we were able to save our trucks and gear so we will still be operational if needed," the fire department wrote in a social media post.
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