firefighters

For this week's "Firefighter Friday," we're focusing on the President of Verona Volunteer Fire Department, Ronald Winn Jr. Ronald who was nominated by Elizabeth Winn.

Welcome to our first ever "Firefighter Friday," where we'll be featuring a local firefighter who deserves recognition for all they do. This week's firefighter is Bob Eaton.

Are you, or do you know of someone who is a firefighter that deserves recognition for the job they do? Submit them to be featured on "Firefighter Friday."

Firefighters are being diagnosed with cancer at an alarming rate, but for volunteer firefighters there's even more to worry about... The cost.

19 year-old Jack Rose, who was just elected captain of the Mt. Marion Fire Department, lost his life in the line of duty.

We all know and love the service men and woman of this country Firefighters for instance have very important and sometimes even scary jobs! Not everybody has the courage these amazing people do. Now it's time to take a look into their lives and find out 5 things you didn't know about firemen (and firewomen. Yes, women are firefighters too).

On July 11th, Durhamville firefighter Rob Winchell and his family lost their home due to a massive house fire. The family has lost everything inside.

One of the brave New York firefighters who rushed to Ground Zero during the 9/11 terror attacks is a millionaire thanks to a winning scratch off ticket. Carmelo Mercado, won $5 million on a $20 “Cash X 100” ticket.

Mark Ronson and Bruno Mars' 'Uptown Funk' has been covered and covered again by so many people and organizations. This is the first time though, I've seen firefighters do it, and I wasn't disappointed.

Middleville volunteer firefighter Michele Morgan has lost her battle with pancreatic cancer. She passed away Thursday, April 30th.

Being a firefighter was in Rob Urtz III's blood, but so was cancer and after battling fires for 20 years, he lost his courageous cancer battle March 31st. The Lt from the Verona volunteer firefighter was remembered as several fire departments lined the streets to say their final goodbyes Monday, April 6th.

A local family who lost everything in a devastating fire, are more concerned about an injured firefighter.  The St Onge family has set up a "go-fund me" account for volunteer firefighter, Ray Jones who was injured while responding to the fire.