SOLOMON (KSNT) – A woman is dead following a house fire in Dickinson County on Tuesday morning.
Dickinson County Sheriff Jerry Davis said in a press release that deputies were notified of a building on fire around 4:45 a.m. on July 1 in the 200 block of West Sixth Street in Solomon. Firefighters and first responders arriving at the scene found a home engulfed in flames.
Davis said that deputies helped a man get out of the burning home through a window while two other adults and a juvenile were able to get outside safely. Firefighters were told there was another woman still trapped within the home.
First responders tried to get inside through a doorway and a window but were unable to get inside due to the heat and smoke. Firefighters later found the woman dead inside the house.
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