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(KMZA)--Details have been released on a a single-vehicle Nemaha County wreck earlier this week that sent two individuals to the hospital.
According to the Nemaha County Sheriff's Offfice, it happened Sunday afternoon shortly before 2:00 on E Road, south of 132nd Road.
The Sheriff's Office says 48-year-old Michelle Wenger, of Centralia, was southbound when she lost control of her mini-van in the mud, causing it to leave the roadway and overturn.
Wenger and one of her passengers were transported to the Nemaha Valley Community Hospital, in Seneca, for the treatment of unspecified injuries.
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