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A La Center, Kentucky business caught fire on Friday, December 29. Crews were called out to the fire around 7:30 p.m. Flames were shooting out of an office building of Frank's Tire & Wrecker. According to La Center Rural Fire Chief Tyler Powell, the fire started in the office and that part of the building is considered a total loss. Powell said they were able to knock down the fire before it was able to spread to other parts of the business their vehicles and other inventory is held. Heartland News spoke to Frank Tire's owner, Frank Romaine, and he wanted to thank everyone who reached to him. "Thank you for calling me," Romaine said. "I w…
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Death of tow-truck driver gets indictmentA Columbus man was indicted yesterday on charges that he was drunk when his car struck and killed a tow-truck driver on the North Side last year. Thomas G. Frederick, 59, of 4795 Kingshill Dr., is charged with aggravated vehicular homicide, failure to stop after an accident, tampering with evidence and operating under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Frederick was driving with a blood-alcohol content of 0.24 percent at the time of the Sept. 29 crash that killed William Houck, 60, Franklin County Prosecutor Ron O’Brien said in a news release. In Ohio, a driver is considered impaired at 0.08 percent. Police said Houck was …
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