Two people were rushed to Medical College of Georgia Hospital this morning after a wreck in the 1500 block of Broad Street.
Deputies at the scene said the two were ejected from the eastbound vehicle after an accident about 7:15 a.m.
Two people were rushed to Medical College of Georgia Hospital this morning after a wreck in the 1500 block of Broad Street.
Deputies at the scene said the two were ejected from the eastbound vehicle after an accident about 7:15 a.m.
Wait for some to say it was not in the cbd area---doesn't happen often & the media caused this to happen!
soorry...good luck to the 2 people...
I was thinking the same thing, Seenit, before I got to your comment.
I hope the 2 wil be alright. Wearing seatbelts would have prevented the ejections from the vehicle and minimized their injuries. People will never learn.
People were injured downtown? That's it. Shut. Down. Everything!
It appears SOMEONE needs to clean out their car. Did they hit a dumpster?
Folks, this is in Harrisburg very close to the Kroc Center. FYI -the CBD starts at 13th Street. Frog Hollow (the neighborhood, not the restaurant) is between this area and the CBD.
How about asking countyman to have "Entering CBD" at 90 degree locations from the center so we all know where CBD starts and ends.
To me, Augusta is Augusta.
This is why this section is fun to read. A debate about the location of an accident that was the fault of one or both drivers.)
Is all of Columbia County just like the section of Petersburg Road that the woman in Monday's drug arrest hails from? Those who live in and around West Lake and Barrington on Steven's Creek Road would argue it is not. The same goes for the difference in the East Boundary of Augusta and the residents on the hill on Walton Way. Affluent areas and less affluent areas exist everywhere, communities are multi-dimensional and cannot be judged based on an opinion of one corner of that community.
Lets have AC when reporting anything to state the the area they are posting about is either "Affluent Areas or Less Affluent Areas". That way nobody will be embarrassed by talking about the wrong area.
according to countyman that is the "Central Business District."
You know, the Affluent Areas!
The former Froghollar neighborhood was were University Hospital sits today. Nowhere close to this accident or Broad St.
Old Timmer..Was it the Pig N Whistle that was located nearby and we could sit on our cars and watch the "Harrisburg Gang" fight with (or scare away) intruders?
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