Family releases identity of one of girls killed

The family of one of the girls killed in the explosion at a Fremont plant released her identity. Hayven Danielson, 12, was a student at Wahoo Public Schools and grief counselors were available Friday, the district said. “Wahoo Public Schools recognize the horrible tragedy and what the family is going through. We have counselors available on site this morning and continue to support the family,” the district said in a statement.What we know: Plant explodes in FremontHayven’s family confirmed her father was the man killed in the explosion, 32-year-old Dylan Danielson of Columbus.Danielson worked at Horizon Biofuels, and Nebraska state fire investigators think an accidental dust fire caused the explosion.READ MORE: State Fire Marshal’s Office reveals cause of deadly explosion at Horizon Biofuels plantHayven was also a member of the Wahoo Kids Wrestling Club.”Her strength, spirit, and bright smile left a lasting impact on all who knew her. We extend our deepest condolences to Hayven’s family, friends, and teammates during this incredibly difficult time. She will be deeply missed, but never forgotten,” the group said on social media.The Dodge County Sheriff’s Office said the scene has now been stabilized, but there may be smoke still seen from the concrete tower due to smoldering inside the building.Most of the roads near the scene have been reopened with the exception of Union Street from Cloverly Road to just north of the property.There are two Go Fund Me campaigns supporting the family, which can be found by clicking here and here.NAVIGATE: Home | Weather | Local News | National | Sports | Newscasts on demand |

FREMONT, Neb. —

The family of one of the girls killed in the explosion at a Fremont plant released her identity.

Hayven Danielson, 12, was a student at Wahoo Public Schools and grief counselors were available Friday, the district said.

“Wahoo Public Schools recognize the horrible tragedy and what the family is going through. We have counselors available on site this morning and continue to support the family,” the district said in a statement.

What we know: Plant explodes in Fremont

Hayven’s family confirmed her father was the man killed in the explosion, 32-year-old Dylan Danielson of Columbus.

Danielson worked at Horizon Biofuels, and Nebraska state fire investigators think an accidental dust fire caused the explosion.

READ MORE: State Fire Marshal’s Office reveals cause of deadly explosion at Horizon Biofuels plant

Hayven was also a member of the Wahoo Kids Wrestling Club.

“Her strength, spirit, and bright smile left a lasting impact on all who knew her. We extend our deepest condolences to Hayven’s family, friends, and teammates during this incredibly difficult time. She will be deeply missed, but never forgotten,” the group said on social media.

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The Dodge County Sheriff’s Office said the scene has now been stabilized, but there may be smoke still seen from the concrete tower due to smoldering inside the building.

Most of the roads near the scene have been reopened with the exception of Union Street from Cloverly Road to just north of the property.

There are two Go Fund Me campaigns supporting the family, which can be found by clicking here and here.

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