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Several Injuries Reported in Multi-Car Crash in Dahlonega

DAHLONEGA, Ga. — The Lumpkin County Sheriff’s Office reported a seven-vehicle crash on Morrison Parkway (Hwy. 60) at 12:57 p.m. today near Moe’s and Dunkin Donuts. Once, the first officer arrived on scene, Morrison Moore parkway was shut down temporarily from South Chestatee St. to Alicia Ln.  The accident is being turned over to the Georgia State Patrol for investigation.  The initial reports show that a total of seven vehicles were involved, and several serious but non-life-threatening injuries occurred.

Fetch Your News will provide details from the Georgia State Patrol as soon as they become available.

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