Fire Destroys Adams County Home, Crews Save 2 Others

A home in Lind in Adams County was destroyed by fire, but crews were able to save 2 others.

The early morning fire Saturday gutted one home

Adams County Fire District 2 crews were called to the 200 block of E. 2nd St. Lind for what officials said was a yard fire, they arrived around 2:30 AM.

The fire had spread to the house and a cedar fence separating the yard with another home close by.

Remains of home burned (ACFD -1- )

Crews said within seconds, the initial home was fully engulfed and their priority shifted to saving the 2 home right next to it. Reinforcements were called in from Adams County Fire 2 in Ritzville, and the firefighters were able to spare the other 2 homes.

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There were no reports of any injuries, the cause of the fire was not revealed. The investigation continues.

Initial home explodes (ACFD-1- )

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