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Crews battle evening fire at Jonesboro golf course, no injuries reported

Crews battle evening fire at Jonesboro golf course, no injuries reported

Photo courtesy of Kelly Craft Photo: Contributed


Jonesboro, AR – (JonesboroRightNow.com) – Sept. 18, 2025 – An investigation is underway after a fire destroyed the clubhouse at a Jonesboro golf course Wednesday night.

Philadelphia fire chief Curtis Miller told JRN that at 8:11 p.m. Sept. 17, firefighters responded to a structure fire with hazardous materials involved that occurred at the Golf North Hills golf course on County Road 776.

Photo courtesy of Kelly Craft

He said when firefighters arrived, there was fire through the roof and explosions inside the clubhouse from gas tanks on the golf carts.

The Brookland Fire Department assisted with the response. Crews were on scene until 12:02 a.m. to ensure the fire was out.

No injuries have been reported, according to a Facebook post from the Brookland Fire Protection District. Another Facebook post from North Hills owner Kelly Craft shows photos of damage done to the clubhouse.

“It’s pretty traumatic, and I don’t wish a fire on anyone,” Craft told JRN.

He added that the business is closed for the time being, but he hopes to reopen near the end of next week. He said updates would be posted to the Golf North Hills website and Facebook page.

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