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(KLZA)-- Falls City firefighters responded to a call at 723 Stone Street shortly after 9 p-m Monday evening.
A shed behind the home is used as a wood shop by Gary Hall. Hall had been working in the shed and left and when he returned the fire had broke out.
Falls City Volunteer Fire Chief Ken Simpson said the fire was electrical in nature and that the shed and contents were a complete loss. The Fire Chief noted due to the cold temperatures and the water used to fight the fire, it became icy quickly making fighting the fire more difficult. No one was injured.
17 volunteer firefighters responded to the call and were on the scene for nearly two hours.
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