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Since Saturday, three crashes in Oliver Springs area required Lifestar response

Posted at 5:28 pm June 2, 2014
By John Huotari Leave a Comment

Oliver Springs Crash Tri County Boulevard

An Oneida woman driving the car above was flown to the University of Tennessee Medical Center in Knoxville after a collision with a truck on Tri County Boulevard in Oliver Springs on Monday afternoon. (Photo by Oliver Springs Police Department/Kenneth Morgan)

For the third time since about noon Saturday, a Lifestar medical helicopter on Monday afternoon picked up a patient injured in a car crash in Oliver Springs.

The 1 p.m. Monday crash involved an Old Dominion truck driven by Steven Mayfield and a car driven by Lyndsay Phillips of Oneida. The truck was turning from eastbound Tri County Boulevard onto Knoxville Highway, or State Highway 62, headed toward Morgan County, Oliver Springs Police Chief Kenneth Morgan said. He said the car was traveling west toward Harriman on the Boulevard.

Phillips was flown to the University of Tennessee Medical Center by Lifestar, Morgan said. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Anderson County, Oak Ridge, Oliver Springs, Police and Fire, Police and Fire, Roane County, Slider, Tennessee, Top Stories Tagged With: Anderson County Emergency Medical Services, Anderson County EMS, Blair Fire Department, crash, John E. Manis Jr., Kelleytown Baptist Church, Kenneth Morgan, Knoxville Highway, Lifestar, Lookout Avenue, Lyndsay Phillips, Morgan County, Morgan County Rescue Squad, Oak Ridge Fire Department, Oliver Springs, Oliver Springs Fire Department, Oliver Springs Police Department, ORFD, Roane County, Roane County Sheriff's Department, State Highway 61, State Highway 62, Steven Mayfield, Tennessee Highway Patrol, Tom Scott, Travis Swint, Tri-County Boulevard, University of Tennessee Medical Center, UT Hospital

Two taken to UT hospital after five-vehicle crash between Clinton, Oak Ridge

Posted at 11:18 am October 30, 2013
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Two people were taken to the University of Tennessee Medical Center after a five-vehicle crash on State Highway 61 between Oak Ridge and Clinton on Tuesday afternoon, authorities said.

The collision occurred at about 3:30 p.m. on SR 61 near Old Tacora Road, in front of Gibbs Ferry Park. According to preliminary information, it appears an elderly female was traveling eastbound on Highway 61 when she drifted across the center line and into oncoming traffic, said Dalya Qualls, public information officer for the Tennessee Department of Safety. The woman attempted to swerve back into her lane when she struck a Chevrolet pickup truck, Qualls said. [Read more…]

Filed Under: Anderson County, Police and Fire, Tennessee, Top Stories Tagged With: Clinton, collision, crash, Dalya Qualls, Gibbs Ferry Park, Oak Ridge, Old Tacora Road, SR 61, State Highway 61, Tennessee Department of Safety, University of Tennessee Medical Center

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