Three separate accidents took place over the past week in Union County, with a total of two injuries reported. The Union County Sheriff’s Office says 22-year old Madison Jane Selvy, of Creston, was transported to the Greater Regional Hospital in Creston, after the 2002 Jeep Grand Cherokee she was driving went off the edge off northbound Highway 25 at around 1:45-p.m., Tuesday. Selvy tried to bring the SUV back onto the pavement, but then lost control. The vehicle entered the east ditch, where it rolled over and landed on its top. Selvy had to be extricated from her vehicle before being transported by ambulance to the hospital. The Jeep sustained $5,000 damage

On Jan. 21st, 18-year old Jesse Daylon Vicker, of Creston, was transported by private vehicle to the hospital in Creston, after the 2004 Chevy 2500 pickup she was driving, went out of control after hitting a patch of ice on 205th Street, in Union County. The pickup entered the north ditch, rolled over and came to rest upright. A farm fence owned by Thayne Glynn, of Creston, sustained $300 damaged during the accident. The pickup truck – valued at $7,500 – was a total loss.

And, on Jan. 20th, 24-year old Alexis Ann Owens, of Red Oak, was traveling west on Highway 3 in Union County at around 8-a.m., when she looked down to see how fast she was going. When she looked up, she saw a 2019 Chevy Silverado pickup driven by 27-year old Myles Promes, of Urbandale, was slowing down for a vehicle in front of his, that was in the process of turning off of Highway 3. Owens’ 2011 Ford SUV hit Promes’ pickup in the rear, causing a total of $6,500 damage. No injuries were reported.