Little boy touches off big fire

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A Price fire fighter approaches the tall flames of a brush fire Tuesday afternoon near the Central Park mobile home area off Carbonville Road. Crews from two fire trucks managed to quell the blaze in a few minutes. Residents of the park said "a little boy playing with a lighter" accidentally started the fire, which spread quickly through the high, dry grass and set some nearby trees ablaze. There were no injuries and no damage to the nearby homes.

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