Goldsboro, N.C. — A fire occurred at the UEC Theater on 105 10th Place in Goldsboro shortly before 2:00 p.m. today, prompting a swift response from local emergency services. Eyewitnesses reported seeing smoke emerging from the building’s front exterior wall, signaling a possible fire within the structure. Four fire engines from the Goldsboro Fire Department…… read more »
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Breaking News: Fire Breaks Out at UEC Theater in Goldsboro, NC
GFD Responds to Structure Fire on Wednesday
On Tuesday at 2:33 p.m., Goldsboro Fire Department units responded to a structure fire at 159 Carriage Road after a resident of the home had returned to find the home on fire and called 911.… read more »
Structure Fire Breaks Out on Saturday Afternoon
Around 1 p.m. Saturday afternoon, firefighters from Rosewood, Little River, and Belfast were dispatched to the scene of a working structure fire on Westwood Drive.… read more »
Firefighters Respond to Structure Fire
Late Sunday afternoon firefighters from Dudley, Arrington, and Mar-Mac along with Wayne County EMS Station 8 were dispatched to the scene of a possible structure fire on Van Drive just off of U.S. 117 Alt across from Brogden Middle School.… read more »
Firefighters Respond to Fire in Southern Wayne County
DUDLEY – On the afternoon of Oct. 27, firefighters afternoon from Dudley and Mount Olive responded to a wood fire on Ruskin Road near Brewington Road to a wood fire behind several residents’ houses.… read more »
Firefighters On Scene at Large Fire on Old Mount Olive Highway
Update – Monday, February 13th Firefighters remain on the scene of the industrial fire in the Dudley area. There are still areas of the site burning and smoking, which is estimated to continue for the next few days. At this time, the fire remains contained, and there is no worry about the fire spreading. Units…… read more »
Two Displaced After Slocumb St. Fire
(GDN)-Goldsboro Fire Department units were dispatched to a structure fire at 1700 S. Slocumb St., Lot #3 Monday morning at about 12:42. Engines 1, 2, 4, Tower 1, and Battalion 1 were dispatched and Engine 3 was called later for additional manpower. A total of six units with 16 personnel responded to the call. Smoke…… read more »
