A fire broke out early Saturday morning in a multi-use building in downtown Stanley, North Dakota, prompting a response from multiple departments. The fire was discovered by an officer on patrol who noticed a strong smell of smoke on South Main Street. The two-story building has residential units on the top floor and businesses on the bottom. Everyone was safely evacuated from the building and fire crews from Stanley, Tioga, and Powers Lake responded to the scene. The Mountrail County Sheriff’s Office and Emergency Management also provided assistance. As of early Saturday afternoon, the fire was contained but the extent of the damage and the cause of the fire are still unknown. Local small businesses in the area may be affected. The public is asked to avoid the area as the scene remains active. Updates on the situation will be provided as more information becomes available.
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