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(KLZA)-- A Falls City woman suffered non-disabling injuries in a wreck shortly before 9 Friday morning.
59-year-old Roxane Woods of Falls City was driving a minivan north on Stone Street. The Falls City Police report indicates Woods stopped at the STOP sign at 21st and Stone Street then continued north in front of a Mack dump truck owned by Richardson County, driven by 50-year-old James Coonce of Rulo. The truck left approximately 30-feet of skid marks prior to impact.
The van slid about 20 feet after impact.
Woods was transported to Community Medical Center by the Falls City Volunteer Ambulance Squad with a visible, but non-disabling head injury.
Coonce was not injured.
The van was totaled with the damage to the Richardson County rock truck estimated at $1,500.
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