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 LANCASTER (Ky.) Lancaster (Ky.) Garrard County officials have confirmed that a woman was taken into custody after an incident at the Garrard Country Food Pantry early on Sunday morning.

 Garrard County Emergency Management says the building may be damaged.

 Debra Smalling (60) was taken into custody in the Lancaster home on Sunday night. Rodney Kidd, chief of police, says Smalling  feather river health center hip dips exercise forearms exercise equipment hot plates for cooking ark cooking pot recipes gemzeez chocolate heart mold was identified through surveillance footage captured from the scene. Smalling was charged with second degree arson and first-degree criminal malchief.

 “Our community is in danger. We have lost an important place that many people rely on. Lancaster City Fire and Rescue posted a message on Facebook asking for help to keep Gregory Scott Cash and Angie Cash safe , as well as all those who depend on the pantry.

 Gregory Cash has provided food for Garrard County residents for the past 14 years. All he had worked so hard for was destroyed by one fire. Cash calls it”a “hiccup” and the majority of people would give up on the whole thing.

 “I do not know what we’ll do, but If we must, we’ll do it off of the back of my trailer and truck as long as we can build something. Cash stated that we are not going to stop.

 A little after 10 Sunday morning, Cash got a call that a fire had erupted on the outside of the building housing the food pantry.

 “Lancaster Fire Department was here in a flash. The firefighters were both men and women who worked real hard it was all they could do.”

 The building, along with the food and food items within were declared a total loss, not including the 200 turkeys of Thanksgiving brought in Saturday.

 “We give out around one million pounds of food here each year. We provide food to around 400 seniors and 800 families every  side profile outdoor trader revolut busi phoenix busin journal target jewelry business cards business graphics writer business cards summer business casual month. It’s not sunk in yet it’s not clear what really happened.”

 Also difficult to grasp, is the fact, according to Lancaster Police, the fire was intentionally started. Chief Rodney Kidd stated that Debra Smalling, 60 was detained and was charged with arson in the 2nd degree. According to police, surveillance footage shows her inside the food pantry at the time of the fire.

 According to the citation for arrest, in the video, Smalling could be seen searching through a pile paper and cardboard along the sides of the food pantry.

 According to court papers the judge found that she had thrown a cigarette that was lit into the heap.

 But even in the darkest of times, humanity continues to shine.

 “They didn’t quit. Take a look at all my friends, volunteers rodney and his team. Cash said that Sunday was their day off.

 Cash isn’t certain where they’ll go or what  barber business cards tech business cards vertical business card business casual shoes coastal business business goose graduate analyst politicians they’ll build, but with his friends and faith, he’s sure that they will not stop.

 “It’s a little hiccup, but God is with us.”

 On the Garrard County Food Pantry’s Facebook page, you can be able to find out how you can give a donation.

 The EMA director confirmed that there were no people in the building at the time of the fire, and there were no injuries.