They're now focusing on helping their 17 employees who suddenly find themselves out of work. The owners are also counting their blessings that the fire started before the business opened and that no one was inside or injured. "They've always been behind us and so supportive and it's just all about this community and we feel it every single minute right now," Pavona said. The owners said they're extremely grateful to the firefighters who battled the intense two-alarm fire and for the outpouring of community support through phone calls, text messages, and social media messages. On Monday, fire investigators were back on the scene taking photographs, but the cause remains unknown. It took more than five hours to get the blaze under control.
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"I went to pizza school in New York, in State Island, to learn how to make honest-to-goodness New York style pizza," he said.įire investigators believe the fire started in the basement and spread up to the roof. Pavona's, which opened in 2016, was the culmination of Mickey's lifelong dream. On Friday morning, heavy smoke poured out of the building followed by big flames, destroying the pizza shop and Mickey's Irish Pub on Sand Run Road. "Our whole family put a lot into this place, our whole family, the kids, me and her put our hearts and souls into this place," Mickey said while fighting back tears. On Monday, three days after a devastating fire, husband and wife owners, Mark Mickey and Courtney Pavona, stood outside of their burned-down business and spoke to insurance adjusters and fire inspectors while trying to comprehend how this happened. AKRON, Ohio - The Pavona's Pizza Joint sign is still standing and the words "We Love You" are written in chalk on the brick facade, but the green roof has crumbled and just about everything below it is now burned black and in ruins.
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