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Pair of accidents make for busy day at the Joplin VFD

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A silver Honda SUV driven by Virginia Kellar crossed the highway while traveling west bound on Highway 270 last week and ended up in a creek on the opposite side of the road. First responders with the Joplin Volunteer Fire Department responded to the accident, as did the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office. Photo by Dewayne Holloway
A silver Honda SUV driven by Virginia Kellar crossed the highway while traveling west bound on Highway 270 last week and ended up in a creek on the opposite side of the road. First responders with the Joplin Volunteer Fire Department responded to the accident, as did the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office.
Photo by Dewayne Holloway

JOPLIN – A pair of accidents happened within a half mile of one another Tuesday, November 23, just outside Joplin.
The single vehicle accidents were unrelated and no one was seriously injured in either accident.
The first accident happened just after 1 p.m. Tuesday approximately two miles east of Joplin. A silver Honda SUV driven by Virginia Kellar appeared to have been traveling west bound on Highway 270 when she crossed over the highway and into the ditch on the opposite side of the road.
Joplin Volunteer Fire Department and the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Department responded to the scene. Kellar was attended to by first responders and left shortly after they arrived.
While the first responders and officers were working the accident a call came in that another car had left the roadway approximately one half mile east of the original accident scene.
When first responders arrived they discovered a red PT Cruiser driven by Arnetta Minton in the ditch on the south side of Highway 270. Southwest EMS arrived on the scene and examined Minton. She left the scene with her husband.
No major injuries were reported in either accident.

A red Dodge PT Cruiser driven by Arnetta Minton left the highway while driving east on Highway 270 shortly after the accident involving Virginia Kellar. First responders with the Joplin Volunteer Fire Department, Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office and Southwest EMS responded to the scene of the accident. Photo by Dewayne Holloway
A red Dodge PT Cruiser driven by Arnetta Minton left the highway while driving east on Highway 270 shortly after the accident involving Virginia Kellar. First responders with the Joplin Volunteer Fire Department, Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office and Southwest EMS responded to the scene of the accident.
Photo by Dewayne Holloway
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