Firefighters from Wright City and Warrenton responded to a large brush fire in a wooded lot off of Bell Road in Lincoln County Thursday, April 13. Wright City crews came straight from a badge pinning …
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From left, Wright City firefighters Cody West, Kevin Hakenewerth, Brian Stone and Jason Clubb search for embers after controlling the brush fire.
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Wright City Assistant Fire Chief Josh Riebe moves through smoke and smoldering underbrush to assess fire conditions.
Record photo/Adam RollinsWright City firefighter Keith Terry creates a fire break using a leaf blower.
Record photo/Adam RollinsWright City Fire Captain Scot Gibson pulls a hose toward burning brush piles.
Record photo/Adam RollinsIMG_9140.JPGRecord photo/Adam RollinsWright City firefighter Cody West, left, and Warrenton firefighters Teddie Anderson and Jon Yi search for and smother the remains of the brush fire.
Record photo/Adam RollinsWright City firefighters Cody West (front), Brian Stone (middle) and Jason Clubb.
Record photo/Adam RollinsWright City firefighter Jason Pelton (front) and Jason Clubb douse trees caught in the brush fire.
Record photo/Adam RollinsWright City firefighter Jason Clubb cuts through a dead tree caught in the brush fire.
Record photo/Adam RollinsWright City firefighter Jason Pelton douses a tree in the area of the brush fire.
Record photo/Adam RollinsWright City Fire Captain Scot Gibson and firefighter Kevin Hakenewerth take a small truck unit through woods to suppress smoldering brush.
Record photo/Adam RollinsWright City firefighter Keith Terry douses the remains of a brush fire while other firefighters rest after suppressing the blaze.
Record photo/Adam RollinsFrom left, Wright City Fire Assistant Chief Josh Riebe, Captain Scot Gibson, firefighter Jesse McCoy and Chief Ron MacKnight pose for a photo at the Wright City Fire House April 13 after Gibson and McCoy received recognition for 10 years of service.
Submitted photo/Wright City Fire Protection District(From left) Wright City Fire Chief Ron MacKnight congratulates Jewett Ellis on his promotion to lieutenant, as well as Keith Terry, Jason Clubb, Cody West, Brian Stone, Jason Pelton and Scott Sateia on their induction as career firefighters during a pinning ceremony at the Wright City Fire House on Thursday, April 13.
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