Homes destroyed by fire in Henry County

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Homes destroyed by fire in Henry County

Five houses in a Henry County subdivision were heavily damaged by a fire that broke out just before daybreak Thursday.

Five houses in a Henry County subdivision were heavily damaged by a fire that broke out just before daybreak Thursday.

The two-alarm blaze was reported shortly after 6 a.m. on Coral Circle, in the Creekwood Station subdivision off Ga. 20 west of McDonough.

Henry County Fire Capt. Sabrina Puckett said no one was injured, and the American Red Cross was assisting those families whose houses burned.

Austin White (from left), Brandy Reynolds (mother of the White children), friend Breyana Burchett, Kayla Reynolds (cousin of White children) and Mariah White ( wait to get an all clear to go back into the White's home. The amount of damage done to the home was not known.

Anne Waits, whose home was damaged by the heat of the fires across the street, talks on the phone as McDonough Deputy Fire Chie, Jim Harrin walk in front of her house.

The fire was under control at 9 a.m. Thursday, with firefighters still pouring water on hot spots. The cause of the fire has not been determined,

Firefighters use tarps to cover exposed areas of homes following Thursday's blaze.

McDonough firefighter Greg Rowland rolls up hoses after fputting out the blazes in Creekwood Station.

Henry County 911 operations supervisor Tamika Kendrick (foreground) looks over the devastation Thursday morning.

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Five houses in a Henry County subdivision were heavily damaged by a fire that broke out just before daybreak Thursday.

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