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Pikeville Fire Department personnel are mourning the loss of veteran Firefighter Robert W. Lindsey.

Rock Community Fire Protection District Capt. Alan McClain died Jan. 2 from a heart attack.

(MURFREESBORO) Two heroes are retiring from Murfreesboro Fire-Rescue Department, and both have made this a better community for over 3-decades. THANK YOU to  Assistant Chief/Fire Marshal Carl Peas and Firefighter Robert Vaughter. Carl Peas Assistant Chief/Fire Marshal Carl Peas retires after 34 years of service with Murfreesboro Fire Rescue. Also, we would like to thank him for his dedication to our department. Enjoy your retirement as it is well deserved, sir. Robert Vaughter MFRD woul...

Hearts were heavy at Cleveland Fire Station 22 where the firefighter Johnny Tetrick worked for more than two decades before his death over the weekend.

Over 50 years after the on-duty death of an Anne Arundel firefighter, his life will be honored at an upcoming ceremony dedicated to fallen heroes.

Over 50 years after the on-duty death of an Anne Arundel firefighter, his life will be honored at an upcoming ceremony dedicated to fallen heroes.

More than a hundred firefighters from across the region gathered at attention on a numbingly cold Sunday morning at Westminster High School to salute the casket carrying Robert A. “Bobby” Jones as it arrived on a firetruck from Reese & Community Volunteer Fire Department.

More than a hundred firefighters from across the region gathered at attention on a numbingly cold Sunday morning at Westminster High School to salute the casket carrying Robert A. “Bobby” Jones as it arrived on a firetruck from Reese & Community Volunteer Fire Department.

Career paramedic and firefighter Robert A. “Bobby” Jones, died Thursday due to complications from COVID-19, according to the Reese and Community Volunteer Fire Company in Westminster.

The history of the Ann Street Christmas Display Mehmet Barzev Some might remember the Christmas Village along Berwick Heights Road in East Stroudsburg from many years ago, as it lives on in our communitys folklore. Louis and Edith Urban affectionately called Mr. and Mrs. Claus, put on that display for nearly a quarter-century. Urban, an employee at Frisbee lumber and an expert craftsman, built the display from the ground up and, beginning in the 1950s, became a yearly stop for holida...