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Stotts Construction Company truck lost in fire



2019-06-29 - Columbia KY - Photo from Stotts Construction Company.
Stotts Construction Company lost this diesel truck to fire Friday evening, June 28, 2019. The truck had been cleaned and parked beside the building on Greensburg Road and locked up for the weekend. Not long after closing time, Connie Stotts received a call from someone passing by who told her that a vehicle was on fire beside their building. She said the Adair County Fire Department was on the scene when she got there. When this picture was made there was no evidence as to what might have caused the sudden fire, investigators will be checking for what could have happened.


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