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Kelly Appliance & Vacuum 931-244-7200

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D.E. Hill & Son 762-9584

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Summit of Lawrenceburg 762-3524

 

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Chapman Tire 931-829-2155
J & G Tire Center 931-762-0078

 

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Bank of Frankewing 762-6800
Lawrenceburg Federal Bank 931-762-7571

 

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Crockett Cinemas 931-762-6821

 

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One Stop Medical 762-9797
Seven Springs Orthopaedics 244-7181

 

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Nerd's Computer Repair

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The Hidden Garden 762-9799

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Rick's Electrical & Plumbing 931-242-5325

 

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Lynn Electronics 762-0401

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Sterling Vapor 931-231-5422

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Lawrenceburg Florist 762-3722
McKelvey's Flowers 762-4511

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Pettus-Turnbo Funeral Home 762-3291

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Green's Furniture
Swap & Shop Center

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Lawrenceburg Glass 766-1004

 

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True Value Hardware 762-7516

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Adventure Off Road 852-5445

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Aarons Insurance 931-629-8065
Baker Agency 762-4550
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Dixon's Fine Jewelry 762-9979

 

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Dustin's Lawn Care 242-4414

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Seven Springs Orthopaedics 244-7181

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Randy's Cycle & ATV 762-2450

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The Mad Hatter's Party Wonderland 931-244-7222

 

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Mo's Pawn Shop 762-2529

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Diamond Pools & Spas 762-7189

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Hood-Flora Realty 762-4247

 

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Rent Right 762-8187

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Sue Sue's Sandwich Shop 762-8879

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Fox Sporting Goods 931-766-0313

 

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First Class Charter 762-5778

Thursday, August 20, 2015

Authorities Suspect Monday Fire Is Arson

Authorities suspect that a fire that consumed a Self Road home Monday afternoon was an instance of arson.

Reports filed through the Lawrence County Sheriff’s Department show that emergency personnel were initially called to the scene of what was described as a “grass fire” at 148 Self Road.

Once on-scene, however, they determined that the blaze had originated at a mobile home that had been completely destroyed. At the time of the fire the home was unoccupied and there was no power. They said that the resident had recently moved into a nursing home.

Deputies noted in their report that, although “power was absent from the box on the power pole, the box still contained the lock from the utility company.”

Firefighters reported that they “had to pull two propane tanks from inside the residence and threw them into the nearby weeds so they would not explode.” They noted that a valve on one of the tanks was open.

The victim’s brother reported that he had been riding an ATV earlier, checking his cornfield when he discovered the fire.

The victim’s daughter arrived on the scene and told deputies that she had been to the home that morning to retrieve some of her belongings and that “everything seemed normal to her.”

Department detectives are continuing to investigate the matter.

 

 

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