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No one injured in Briceville house fire

Posted at 11:51 am February 25, 2015
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

Information from WYSH Radio

No one was injured in a fire early Wednesday morning at a house on Briceville Highway that is believed to have started near a dryer.

Firefighters and other emergency personnel responded to 1433 Briceville Highway just after midnight and spoke with resident Zeb Trett, who told them that he had been almost asleep on his couch shortly before midnight when he heard a loud popping sound coming from the back of the house. He got up to investigate and saw clothing in a laundry basket on fire, woke up his wife, and got her out of the house.

Briceville firefighters extinguished the blaze and told deputies that it appears to have started near the dryer. There was no indication on the incident report of how much damage was done to the house.

Filed Under: Briceville, Front Page News, Police and Fire, Top Stories Tagged With: Briceville Highway, fire, firefighters, house fire, Zeb Trett

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