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Red Barn Bar-B-Q sustains moderate to heavy damage in fire

4:25am blaze discovered by Columbia Policeman on patrol

By Donald Hare, Columbia Fire Department Public Affairs Officer

The Columbia Fire Department received a call at 4:25am, Sunday morning, December 14, 2008, of a fire at The Red Barn Bar-B-Q at 309 Hudson Street, Columbia, The fire was discovered by a Columbia Police Department officer while on patrol.

Upon firefighters arrival the fire looked to have originated in the kitchen area, the interior sustained moderate to heavy damage.

There were 17 firemen on the scene for around an hour and half.




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Smoke billows from Red Barn Bar-B-Q fire



2008-12-14 - 309 Hudson ST, Columbia, KY - Photo by Rodney Thompson.
Smoke billowed from the Red Barn Bar-B-Q from a blaze which was spotted this morning by a Columbia Police Department officer on patrol. Adair County Firemen believe the fire started in the kitchen area of the popular Columbia restaurant, owned by Gary and Marketta Dubree. The fire caused moderate to heavy damage to the kitchen and dining areas.

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