Two of the victims from Friday's deadly car wreck on Highway
82 were laid to rest on Wednesday morning.
Funeral services for teenagers Brittany Woollis and Bethany Loper were
held at 11:00a.m. at the First Baptist Church of Holliday.
Woollis and Loper were driving in a Mustang on Hwy 82 last
Friday. DPS troopers said a 79-year-old
woman was driving on the wrong side of the road when she ran head on into the
Mustang.
Woollis, Loper, and the other drover were all pronounced
dead at the scene.
Saturday, April 19 2014 9:56 PM EDT2014-04-20 01:56:15 GMT
A Department of Public Safety Trooper stopped to help what looked like a broken down car Saturday afternoon. When the Trooper got close to the vehicle the driver took off running.It happened around Clyde Morgan Road and Turkey Ranch Road. The suspect vanished into a wooded area. Wichita and Archer County Sheriff Deputies helped in the search. A K-9 Unit was brought in from the Holliday Police Department to assist as well.The suspect was eventually found after another short foot chase. He had ...
A Department of Public Safety Trooper stopped to help what looked like a broken down car Saturday afternoon. When the Trooper got close to the vehicle the driver took off running.It happened around Clyde Morgan Road and Turkey Ranch Road. The suspect vanished into a wooded area. Wichita and Archer County Sheriff Deputies helped in the search. A K-9 Unit was brought in from the Holliday Police Department to assist as well.The suspect was eventually found after another short foot chase. He had ...
Saturday, April 19 2014 10:22 AM EDT2014-04-19 14:22:30 GMT
The Texas AM AgriLife Extension will host a Farm Bill Basics meeting Monday, April 21st at the Region 9 Education Center located at 301 Texas Loop 11 in Wichita Falls.
The Texas AM AgriLife Extension will host a Farm Bill Basics meeting Monday, April 21st at the Region 9 Education Center located at 301 Texas Loop 11 in Wichita Falls.
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