Two juveniles, ages 8 and 9, have been referred to the proper authorities following a fire in Warrenton. No one was injured.Chief Mike Ownby of the Warrenton Fire Protection District said the mobile …
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Two juveniles, ages 8 and 9, have been referred to the proper authorities following a fire in Warrenton. No one was injured.Chief Mike Ownby of the Warrenton Fire Protection District said the mobile home, located in the 1900 block of Cranberry in the Paddock Fields subdivision, was unoccupied and had been for some time.Warrenton, Wentzville, Wright City, Hawk Point and Marthasville fire departments all responded to the fire on Monday, Sept. 19.Previous Story:Area firefighters responded to a mobile home fire at Paddock Fields subdivision in Warrenton. The home’s residents got out safely. The cause of the fire at this time is unknown. Wentzville, Wright City, Hawk Point and Marthasville fire departments all responded to the fire.Mobile home fire at Paddock Fields subdivision in Warrenton
