A Greenbrier County school bus with seven children aboard collided with another vehicle Wednesday in what school officials called a “minor accident.”
Superintendent John Curry said the accident happened in the Ft. Spring area about 4:30 p.m.
“We had a bus going around a blind curve and the bus and the car side swiped,” Curry said. “Nobody was hurt and the seven middle school children aboard were all transported home by their parents, who lived close by.”
No citations were issued by police.
— Christian Giggenbach
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