Home Tallahassee Florida Firefighters warn of dangers after battling wildfire in Highlands Co. Tallahassee Florida Firefighters warn of dangers after battling wildfire in Highlands Co. By WFLA News Channel 8 - July 25, 2023 128 3 Facebook Twitter Pinterest WhatsApp Jack Royer reports source 3 COMMENTS Where is Highland County????It would be really great if reporters could give a FULL NAME!! Reply People who set fires should be charged with attempted murder because they risk the lives of first responders. Reply Set fires. Not wild fires. Reply Leave a Reply to Theory Of Personality Cancel reply Please enter your comment! Please enter your name here You have entered an incorrect email address! Please enter your email address here Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. Recent Posts The Journey to Racial Justice Paul - September 27, 2020 0 Management Tallahassee, a program of the Better Tallahassee Chamber of Commerce, has a mission to domesticate a various... Money Making TIP For New Carpet Cleaners LISTEN CAREFULLY 🤑🤑 Washington Pro Carpet Cleaning - May 31, 2022 0 source Do it Your self! Quick and Easy Customizable Drawer Dividers Paul - January 29, 2020 0 You all know I've chatted about a few of my on-line struggles as of late, and a kind of frustrations is that it has... Glad Pad Trial and Awesome Encap Washington Pro Carpet Cleaning - June 26, 2022 0 Glad pad did ok, but I prefer the Iron man pads Both available at the encapstore.com source State Patrol reports less fatal crashes over Christmas weekend compared to 2021 WTXL - Tallahassee, FL - May 17, 2023 0 Across the state there were 13 traffic deaths caused by 10 crashes, compared to 2021 where there were 18 deaths from 16 crashes. source
People who set fires should be charged with attempted murder because they risk the lives of first responders. Reply
Where is Highland County????
It would be really great if reporters could give a FULL NAME!!
People who set fires should be charged with attempted murder because they risk the lives of first responders.
Set fires. Not wild fires.