A Mexico woman has minor injuries after a one car accident in Audrain County last (Sunday) night.
According to the Missouri Highway Patrol it happened just after 7:30 on Audrain Road 945 north of Audrain Road 920.
60 year old Diane F. Maxwell went off the road hitting three tree stumps and a utility trailer.
Maxwell refused medical treatment.
Grant Norfleet of Mexico is the winner of the Missouri FFA Service-Learning Proficiency Award. Grant is a junior at the Hart Career Center, and the son of Kent and Allison Norfleet and a member of the Mexico FFA Chapter. After graduating high school, Norfleet plans include attending the University of Missouri in Columbia.
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