Fire Destroys Two Houses

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Updated: 11/29/2012 5:20 am

A fire in Clark County destroyed two homes early Thursday morning.

Crews from Winchester and Lexington fought the flames that neighbors said may have been caused by electrical problems.

One of the houses was vacant and for sale. The other had one woman living in it, according to people in the surrounding houses.

Neighbors said the woman wasn’t there at the time but had been complaining about her electricity.

Both houses are considered a total loss.

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