Victims identified in deadly bus crash involving MGCCC’s Band of Gold
We now know the identities of the two people killed in Thursday night’s bus crash on Highway 98 in Pike County.
Identities released of two killed during crash with community college bus in Pike County
PIKE COUNTY, Miss. (WLBT) - The identities of the two people who were killed during a crash involving a community college school bus in Pike County have been released. According to the Mississippi Highway Patrol, the wreck involved a 1997 Ford Ranger and a 2011 MCI Bus carrying Mississippi Gulf Coast’s “Band of Gold” on Highway 98 Thursday night.
Two dead in crash involving bus carrying college band
PIKE COUNTY, Miss. ( WLOX /Gray News) - Two people are dead following a crash involving a bus carrying a Mississippi college band. According to the Mississippi Highway Control, a busy carrying Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College’s “Band of Gold” was involved in a crash on Highway 98 in Pike County Thursday night.
Mississippi Highway Patrol investigating deadly bus wreck in Pike County
The Mississippi Highway Patrol is investigating a deadly crash involving a bus. Cpl. Craig James said the crash happened Thursday evening on Highway 98 in Pike County. According to James, a bus owned by Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College was traveling westbound on Highway 98 when it collided with a red Ford Ranger.
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Highway Patrol identifies victims in fatal Pike County bus crash
On Thursday, September 19, 2024, at approximately 5:30 p.m., the Mississippi Highway Patrol responded to a fatal crash on US-98 in Pike County. A 1997 Ford Ranger driven by 51-year-old Gregory Young of McComb,
Victims identified in deadly bus crash involving MGCCC’s Band of Gold
Investigators say the wreck involved a 1997 Ford Ranger and a 2011 MCI Bus carrying Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College’s “Band of Gold”. The bus was heading to Summit for a football ...
Deadly bus crash happens in Pike County
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Two dead after crash involving bus carrying Mississippi Gulf Coast CC band in Pike County
On Thursday, a bus carrying Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College’s Band of Gold was involved in a crash involving at least one other vehicle.
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