Cuba Community Volunteer Fire Dept.

08/30/2026

Edited to add: if you dont want to donate online you can mail donations to:

Cuba Community Volunteer Fire Dept
PO Box 113
Lynnville, KY 42063

Be sure to include a return mailing address

Hi, I wanted to share what’s happening with the Cuba Community Volunteer Fire Department in Graves County, Kentucky. A recent station fire damaged or destroyed critical equipment, including protective turnout gear, radio equipment, traffic-safety supplies, and SCBA oxygen, even though our firefighters were able to save the apparatus and much of our equipment. We’ve just launched this fundraiser, and the support already received is helping us begin replacing what we need to keep our firefighters and neighbors safe. If you’re able, please donate through the GoFundMe page or share it with someone who may want to help us rebuild. 🚒

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08/19/2026

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Today, on National Firefighter Day, we honor and celebrate the brave men and women who answer the call whenever their community needs them.

This year, that appreciation feels even more personal. Last week, our main fire station suffered a devastating structure fire—yet even in the face of losing their own home base, our firefighters continue to show up, serve, protect, and put others before themselves.

A fire station is more than a building. It is a place where courage lives, where friendships are built, where calls are answered, and where firefighters prepare to protect the very community they call home.

To every firefighter who gives their time, courage, strength, and heart: Thank you. Thank you for running toward danger when everyone else is running away. Thank you for protecting our families, our homes, and our community. And thank you for continuing to serve, even when your own department has faced such a difficult loss.
We stand behind you today and every day. The building may have been damaged, but the heart of this department cannot be burned away. 🔥❤️

🚒 Happy National Firefighter Day to our heroes!
Thank you for all that you do and all that you sacrifice.

Stay strong. Stay safe. And know that your community is standing with you. 🇺🇸

08/13/2026

As most of you know, our main station was damaged today from a fire.

While this is a devastating loss, we were able to save our trucks and gear so we will still be operational if needed!

We appreciate all of the agencies that responded to assist us today, as well mayfield ambulance service and every department that waited on stand by.

08/09/2026

08/04/2026

We will be having a dinner Saturday 5pm at station 1 in honor of Chief Richard. If you knew him, he was a simple man so we will be keeping it simple grilling burgers and hot dogs with a few sides.

If you plan to attend please let us know so we can ensure we have plenty of food!

07/31/2026

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of our former Fire Chief Richard Walker.

Chief Walker dedicated 23 years of service to our department and our community. His leadership, courage, and commitment to protecting others left a lasting impact on everyone who had the privilege of serving alongside him. He was more than a Fire Chief he was a mentor, a friend, and an inspiration to generations of firefighters.

We are grateful for his countless years of service, sacrifice, and the legacy he leaves behind. His devotion to the fire service and to the people of this community will never be forgotten.

Please keep Chief Walker's family, friends, and all who loved him in your thoughts and prayers during this difficult time.

Rest easy, Chief. Your watch is over. We will take it from here.

Thank you for your service. You will be missed, but never forgotten.

07/29/2026

Found!

If anyone sees this puppy he wandered off around hwy 83 and high rd. We have one sad little girl waiting for him to come home.

Name is Bohde - 8 weeks old
Wearing American flag collar

If seen call Kelli 270-705-9582

04/26/2026

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04/25/2026

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April 25, 2026
3:15 PM Update

A severe weather outbreak is likely on Monday afternoon and night.

The most likely time of concern will be 4 PM into the overnight hours. Perhaps past midnight.

The concerns will be 70+ mph wind gusts, golf-ball-sized hail, and tornadoes. Some of the tornadoes in the region could be EF2+ in strength.

Supercells are likely to develop.

Eventually, a mixture of supercells and a line of storms will develop.

Review your severe weather safety plans.

Have multiple ways of receiving your severe weather warnings.

Another risk of severe weather may develop on Tuesday.

The graphic shows you the probability of severe weather from Monday afternoon into Monday night.

The pink level 3 and the red level 3 are the highest risk zones. Don't get too caught up in the colors.