Murphy Fire-Rescue opened it’s doors to local residents last Saturday at their annual open house Oct. 10. Attendees were treated to many fun activities.
For the complete story see the Oct. 15 edition of Murphy Monitor.

Murphy Fire-Rescue opened it’s doors to local residents last Saturday at their annual open house Oct. 10. Attendees were treated to many fun activities.
For the complete story see the Oct. 15 edition of Murphy Monitor.
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