by Nika Sapunar, Blue Ink
Minor vehicle accidents are commonplace, especially in school parking lots.
On Thursday morning, October 24, GHS junior Kenzie Henseler bumped her car into Cole Skadsen’s. There were no major injuries.
“I was walking into the school, and went to go and talk to someone. The second I turned around I saw two cars collide. I realized it was my classmate, Cole Skadsen, so I went over to see if everyone was okay,” stated senior Nadalie Johnson, a witness to the crash. “I got to the accident and realized Parker [Schlenker] was in the passenger seat. When I arrived, I went over to Cole’s car and noticed that Parker had minor injuries as a result of the accident.”
“So, I was driving down Main Street towards the school; Kenzie was by the Legion and I had the right of way, so I was pulling to the right a little bit so I could park next to the curb,” explained Skadsen. “In that moment her car bumped into the left side of my vehicle. I don’t know if she ran the stop sign or didn’t see me, but no one was majorly injured, which is the important thing! I’m not mad or anything just happy everyone is okay.”
All parties involved are happy that nobody had major injuries and that the crash wasn’t very serious.
