Sunday, January 27, 2008, the Hoxie Volunteer Fire Department was called out just before 3:45 PM to a house fire at 2002 SE Front. The house appeared to have been abandoned or between tenets. Smoke bellowed out of the roof's whirlybird vents and threatened to be dangerous due to diminished visibility to the West on Highway 67 South.

bellowed out of the roof's whirlybird vents and threatened to be dangerous due to diminished visibility to the West on Highway 67 South.

Wednesday evening shortly before 8P.M., February 13, 2008, the Hoxie Volunteer Fire Department and the Walnut Ridge Volunteer Fire Department was paged out to a residence at 2222 S.E. Maple in Hoxie that was reportly fully engulfed in fire. When the fire departments arrive there was visible smoke from the peek of the roof as well as cinders from the attic of the residence were viable as well. The Fire Departments quickly extinguished the fire and returned to service.

that was reportly fully engulfed in fire. When the fire departments arrive there was visible smoke from the peek of the roof as well as cinders from the attic of the residence were viable as well. The Fire Departments quickly extinguished the fire and returned to service.

Saturday afternoon, March 1, 2008 slightly before 3:30 P.M. the Hoxie Volunteer Fire Department and Medic One Ambulance was called to the scene of a two vehicle accident at the junction of Hwy 63 Bypass and Hwy 67 South Hoxie. Apparently the van pulled in front of the sedan while trying to enter the bypass. Both drivers were taken by ambulance to Lawrence Memorial Hospital in case of possible neck injuries.

Bypass and Hwy 67 South Hoxie. Apparently the van pulled in front of the sedan while trying to enter the bypass. Both drivers were taken by ambulance to Lawrence Memorial Hospital in case of possible neck injuries.

Just before 1:30 P.M. Monday afternoon, March 17, 2008, the Hoxie and Walnut Ridge Volunteer Fire Departments were called out to a residential fire on S.E. Elm St. in Hoxie. The residence turned out to be a duplex with both sides having extreme fire and smoke damage to the interiors. The fire departments got the fire under control quickly minimizing the damage to the structure.

to be a duplex with both sides having extreme fire and smoke damage to the interiors. The fire departments got the fire under control quickly minimizing the damage to the structure.

Monday morning, April 7, 2008, the Walnut Ridge Volunteer Fire Department was called out to a fire engulfing the landmark Hob Nob Restaurant on Hwy North 67b. The Walnut Ridge Fire Department also enlisted the assistance of the Hoxie Volunteer Fire Department as well as the Alicia Volunteer Fire Department in battling the fire. The Hob Nob served a lunch buffet for many years as well as their selections for breakfast and including supper. The Hob Nob also has been the residence of many individuals passing thru as well as weekly renters in the Hob Nob Hotel, adjacent to the restaurant. The restaurant and the hotel have been closed for several months prior to the fire.

enlisted the assistance of the Hoxie Volunteer Fire Department as well as the Alicia Volunteer Fire Department in battling the fire. The Hob Nob served a lunch buffet for many years as well as their selections for breakfast and including supper. The Hob Nob also has been the residence of many individuals passing thru as well as weekly renters in the Hob Nob Hotel, adjacent to the restaurant. The restaurant and the hotel have been closed for several months prior to the fire.

Shortly before 5 A.M. Sunday , May 4, 2008, the Walnut Ridge Fire Department and the Hoxie Volunteer Fire Department was called out to a residential fire on S. W. Sixth in Walnut Ridge. The home was engulfed in fire at the rear of the residence that the Firemen got under control quickly leaving only smoke coming from the attic of the home. Firemen ventilated the home and cleared the structure of smoke and put out any hot spots left over from the flames.

engulfed in fire at the rear of the residence that the Firemen got under control quickly leaving only smoke coming from the attic of the home. Firemen ventilated the home and cleared the structure of smoke and put out any hot spots left over from the flames.

On Lawrence 430 a trailer was unoccupied and on fire when the Walnut Ridge Volunteer Fire Department was called to the scene. The house trailer seemed to have been a total loss time the fire department was able to arrive.

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department was able to arrive.

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Saturday morning, July 26, 2008, the Hoxie Volunteer Fire Department and the Walnut Ridge Volunteer Fire Department were called out to 407 N. W. Edgar St. in Hoxie after a air conditioner shorted out and started a fire in the residence. The occupants were able to vacate the fire without any injuries as they phoned in the fire.

and started a fire in the residence. The occupants were able to vacate the fire without any injuries as they phoned in the fire.

Shortly after 2 A.M. Monday morning, August 18, 2008, the Hoxie Volunteer Fire Department was called out to a fully involved fire at the Farm Service Complex off Towne Street in Hoxie. The Walnut Ridge Volunteer Fire Department as well as Alicia Volunteer Fire Department and Imboden Volunteer Fire Department were called to assist Hoxie in controlling the fire. The majority of the building, which use to house fertilizer, was a total loss to the fire.

Ridge Volunteer Fire Department as well as Alicia Volunteer Fire Department and Imboden Volunteer Fire Department were called to assist Hoxie in controlling the fire. The majority of the building, which use to house fertilizer, was a total loss to the fire.

Hoxie Volunteer Fire Department has it's Open House Saturday, October 11, 2008. Plenty of food and sights were available plus the Brookland Volunteer Fire Department's "Fire Safe Kids" trailer was on loan to educated the children in attendance in fire safety in the specially built trailer.

loan to educated the children in attendance in fire safety in the specially built trailer.

Shortly after one A.M., the Hoxie Volunteer Fire Department was called to a abandoned house on NE Towne Street in Hoxie. The structure was a total loss.

Saturday evening, November 22, 2008, the Hoxie Volunteer Fire Department was called to a residential fire at Lawrence Co Road 504 in Hoxie. The house appeared to have sustained substantial damage although there wasn't any exposed flame. Luckily a neighbor noticed smoke coming from the home and called 911 to report the fire. The home owner was at work at the time of the fire.

although there wasn't any exposed flame. Luckily a neighbor noticed smoke coming from the home and called 911 to report the fire. The home owner was at work at the time of the fire.