The SUV was fully engulfed by the time dispatchers summoned firefighters to the scene.
VIDEO: AFD responds to car fire in downtown
AFD to flush fire hydrants in June
While it is still safe to drink, the Fire Department recommends turning off automatic ice makers while fire hydrants are being flushed. The department also recommends waiting to wash light-colored clothing to avoid the possibility of discoloration.
AFD responds to fire on Hartford Drive
At about 4 p.m. Wednesday, March 23, firefighters were summoned to a vacant brick home after a caller on the 1700 block of Walnut Street phoned 911 to report seeing smoke coming from the residence.
Laundromat customer extinguishes dryer fire
The Arkadelphia Fire Department responded Thursday evening to a Pine Street laundromat to remove excessive smoke from the building.
GALLERY: Jan. 31 wildfire on Hwy 8
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Wildfire threatens homes, shuts down state highway
The DeGray Fire Department was first summoned to the area at 1:10 p.m. Monday, followed by the Arkadelphia, Gum Springs, Hollywood, Amity and Alpine fire departments and the Arkansas Forestry Commission.
BY THE NUMBERS: Clark County emergency responses in 2021
In 2021 your fire departments from across Clark County responded to 1,764 incidents.
Q&A with Hannah Fenocchi, Arkadelphia’s youngest female firefighter
“I think it’s funny to tell guys I’m a firefighter, because at first they don’t believe it.”
I-30 traffic stop leads to drug arrest, money seizure
By Joel PhelpsThe Arkadelphian A Texas woman allegedly trafficking drugs learned the hard way not to tailgate her fellow motorists. Barbara Spann, 62, of Haltom City, Texas, faces felony charges in Clark […]
Medical call turns to drug arrest
According to court documents filed this week, 46-year-old Carl R. Johnson, of 422 Mississippi St., Hot Springs, was in possession of methamphetamine and a felonious amount of marijuana when police and paramedics were called to Econo Lodge at midnight Saturday, Oct. 2.
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