One dead, one injured in northeast Pa. house explosion

GOODHOPE, Mo. (KYTV/Gray News) – Four people died after a home exploded in Missouri on Saturday.The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office said the incident happened around 9 p.m. near Goodhope. Investigators say a house was undergoing renovations when it appeared a propane tank caused the house to explode.Authorities have not released the identities of the people who were killed, but KYTV reports two adults and two sons died.Sheriff Chris Degase said several neighbors up to 10 miles away called about hearing the explosion.It was something like I had never ever seen before. A month or two ago, we had a house explosion that was propane-related, and that house caught on fire, but there was no fire on this one. It had me a little bit baffled,” Degase said.The fire marshal described it as a flash, exploding so quickly it didn’t have a chance to burn the house.A bomb squad was sent to the house to make sure there was no device inside.The incident is still being investigated.The fall show this year will take place  at the LeConte Event Center in Pigeon Forge. It typically follows the same schedule as spring, which is 9 am-6 pm on Thursday and Friday and 9 am-5 pm on Saturday. Like the spring show, admission to this cash-only event is usually available for purchase on-site. And again, there are ATMs on-site in case you forget about the cash part. Fees may apply.

The Smoky Mountain Rod Run in Pigeon Forge is a hugely popular car show that normally takes place twice annually in the spring and in the fall. The 3-day event features a huge swap meet, a car corral and cash prizes. It attracts thousands of automobile enthusiasts, hot rod owners, classic cars and muscle cars each year. But it’s more than just a car show. It’s almost a festival of sorts.

The main show is held each year at the LeConte Event Center. But it’s common to see the entire Pigeon Forge Parkway lined with classic hot rods, lawn chairs and car owners on bikes and mobility scooters hopping from one lot to the next to scope out each other’s wares. The unofficial “street” show is arguably just as much fun as the actual event. Unless you need to beGOODHOPE, Mo. (KYTV/Gray News) – Four people died after a home exploded in Missouri on Saturday.The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office said the incident happened around 9 p.m. near Goodhope. Investigators say a house was undergoing renovations when it appeared a propane tank caused the house to explode.Authorities have not released the identities of the people who were killed, but KYTV reports two adults and two sons died.Sheriff Chris Degase said several neighbors up to 10 miles away called about hearing the explosion.It was something like I had never ever seen before. A month or two ago, we had a house explosion that was propane-related, and that house caught on fire, but there was no fire on this one. It had me a little bit baffled,” Degase said.The fire marshal described it as a flash, exploding so quickly it didn’t have a chance to burn the house.A bomb squad was sent to the house to make sure there was no device inside.The incident is still being investigated.The fall show this year will take place  at the LeConte Event Center in Pigeon Forge. It typically follows the same schedule as spring, which is 9 am-6 pm on Thursday and Friday and 9 am-5 pm on Saturday. Like the spring show, admission to this cash-only event is usually available for purchase on-site. And again, there are ATMs on-site in case you forget about the cash part. Fees may apply.

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