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Perry Heights students learn about fire safety

By Seth Austin,

2024-05-23

HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – Students at Perry Heights Middle School had the chance to learn about fire and EMS services on Thursday.

7th-graders at the school took part in several outdoor events including setting up a ladder truck, a hose roll contest, wearing fire gear and CPR training. Students also saw a live fire demonstration on grease fires on the stove.

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