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PHOTOS: A flyover of the Dentinger Feed & Seed fire

Local pilot Bob Bement offered to take Enterprise reporter Carolyn Agrimis for a flyover of the Dentinger granary fire on Saturday, July 28.

By Carolyn Agrimis - The Enterprise

August 2, 2018 at 12:45pm

On the afternoon of Saturday, July 28, the Dentinger Feed & Seed granary in downtown Vale went up in flames. Reporter Carolyn Agrimis of the Enterprise got aerial shots as the fire wound down. Flight services were provided by pilot Bob Bement.

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