article_snippet.sent: A massive fire erupted Friday morning at General Electric's Appliance Park in Louisville, Kentucky, shutting down production at the sprawling manufacturing center that employs thousands.
article_snippet.sent: A massive fire broke out in a non-production building, creating huge columns of smoke visible from miles away as 200 firefighters battled blaze.
article_snippet.sent: More than 100 firefighters have been called to fight a six-alarm blaze at General Electric's Appliance Park in Louisville .
article_snippet.sent: Smoke was seen coming from a storage building at the facility, where firefighters were working to contain the blaze in addition to conducting water rescues on Louisville residents evacuating during flooding .
article_snippet.sent: Charlie Gold, an employee at a country club directly east of General Electric, told Daily Mail Online that Smoke had originally been heading in his direction before switching and floating west towards the airport.
article_snippet.sent: his said that Smoke had a strange smell smell to it, 'not like a camp fire'.
article_snippet.sent: A news report captured live footage of a wall crumpling into the blaze .
article_snippet.sent: Smoke from the fire was seen billowing into the sky from miles away.