Early morning fire engulfs Lebanon County barn
JACKSON TOWNSHIP, Pa. —
A fire destroyed a barn in Lebanon County early Monday morning.
According to dispatchers, crews responded to the blaze at Wengers of Myerstown in the 200 block of South Race Street in Jackson Township around 2:30 a.m.
Flames engulfed a barn, leaving it gutted.
Dispatchers said no one was injured.
It’s unclear what started the fire.
Photos from the scene show the fully involved barn fire.
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About Wengers of Myerstown
Founded in 1947 by Carl Wenger, Wengers of Myerstown began as a small repair and resale operation before expanding into used farm tractors and equipment. Over the following decades, the company added facilities, inventory, and services, including construction equipment and parts, engine machining, and motorcycle sales. Today, Wengers operates three locations in Myerstown, Pennsylvania, and employs more than 60 people, including members of the Wenger family across multiple generations.
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