Big Horn County

I do not hear you, Steva Dooley.

Steva and her husband, Big Horn County, that was the fire going back earlier in the month.

Their shop burned down.

along with a 52-year-old red Ford truck.

All right.

Well, I appreciate you coming on and just, you know, sharing with us what happened.

We're all, we're thinking about you, Bighorn County, everybody in Worland, everybody who knows the Dooley's.

Yeah.

He had his first court appearance on Tuesday.

11 days after a fire destroyed a Big Horn County couple's shop, Stiva Dooley says they are overwhelmed by community support.

Cowboy State Daily's Colby Fedor reports they say their 52-year-old truck with 400,000 miles was the most painful to lose, but, quote, "It's all stuff."

The Worland Fire Department is saying this happened as a result of a faulty electrical box on a piece of equipment inside the shop.

The Big Horn County couple, who have been married over 50 years, said they built the shop 43 years ago.

It's used to house some of their work equipment, but also a lifetime's worth of tractors they've collected over the years and old vehicles.

Stiva Dooley says that it was particularly hard to see the old red pickup truck that they had purchased when they started dating and had been driving around for 53 years go up in flames.