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    Fire at Ogden gun shop

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    By KMAN Staff on February 3, 2016 Local News, Riley County
    Riley County Fire 2-16
    Fire at the the Ogden Best Gun Range caused an estimated $25,000 damage Tuesday night. The fire was reported in a storage room.  According to Riley County Fire Chief Pat Collins, the Gun range just had smoke damage.
    Ogden,Tattarax and Keats stations from Riley County Fire responded. Manhattan and Ft. Riley fire units assisted with mutual aid, with 32 firefighters total.

    The state fire marshal  has been called in in to assist with the fire cause and origin. The original call was at 6:14 p.m. with Ogden firefighters on the scene at 6:22. Barry Arp is the owner.

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