Firemen responding to combine blaze

Firemen from Crittenden County and Sheridan volunteer fire departments were dispatched to a the Glendale area shortly before noon today for a farm equipment blaze.

A combine was reportedly fully engulfed in fire, and the blaze had spread into a field.

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