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Students Hit In Crash
Six students reported injuries when a Williamsburg Community School bus traveling East on Highway 22 lost control.
The bus was two miles west of Kinross when it lost control. The bus crossed the county gravel road at 298 Street and came to rest in the southbound ditch of Highway 22.
The accident happened at 8:02 AM as the bus driven by Larry F. Mullnix, age 67, was enroute to an honor band event in Fairfield.
Four male students and two female students reported injuries in that accident. Their names were not released as they are minors.
They were among the 15 students traveling to Fairfield High School to perform at a Honors Band performance. The injuries sustained were not serious enough to be life threatening, but aircare did transport one student, while four others were transported by ambulance to University and Mercy Hospitals.
One student was transported by parents to a local hospital, treated and released.