PHOTO BY SETH WEBER Firefighters put out a fire in a barn that housed golf carts at Seneca Hills Golf Course Sunday evening.
A Seneca Hills Golf Course barn which housed golf carts burned down Sunday evening.
NBS EMS and fire and Bascom fire were dispatched to the scene, 4044 W. TR 98, at 4:50 p.m. and were able to put out the fire in about 25 minutes, though most of the building was destroyed.
Bascom left the scene at 7:17 p.m.
Nobody was in the barn at the time of the fire and there were no injuries, said NBS Fire Chief Dennis Kessler. About 20 golf carts stored in the barn were destroyed, said Seneca Hills Golf Course Superintendent Brent Kline.
Kline said there had not been golfers in the area due to the cold weather, though there could have been a few earlier in the day when the weather was warmer.
Kessler said it is not known what caused the fire or where it started. The State Fire Marshal’s Office is to investigate the fire today, he said.
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