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(KLZA)-- A single-vehicle wreck on Highway 75 about three miles north of the intersection with Highway 4 Monday morning sent a Richardson County couple to the hospital.
The Richardson County Sheriff's office says 83-year-old Rose Rears of Stella was southbound when she lost control of her car and went off the highway coming to rest in a field. Rose Rears and her husband, 89-year-old Don Rears, were transported by the Humboldt Rescue Squad to the Nemaha County Hospital in Auburn for precaution.
The Richardson County Sheriff’s Office and Humboldt Rescue Squad and Richardson County Emergency Management responded to the scene.
The pictures accompanying this story were taken by Randy Gottula.
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