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Friday, January 1st 2021, 1:28 pm
By: News On 6
The Oklahoma Highway Patrol has released new details on an accident that left one person dead on New Year s Eve.
The wreck occurred around 5:18 p.m. in the westbound lanes of OK-51 in Adair County just west of South 4630 Road.
According to OHP, a Chevrolet Tahoe, driven by 41-year-old Roberta Studie-Maze was heading westbound on Ok-51 when officers say, for an unknown reason, she drove left of the center lane. A second vehicle, driven by 40-year-old Hershel Vann, who was heading eastbound, attempted to swerve and miss Studie-maze, but the two vehicles collided.
Technology has helped Dr. John Fell continue practicing medicine and playing music throughout the pandemic.
Dr. John Fell is a physician who cares for elederly patients, and for most of this year, he has been on the front line diagnosing and treating COVID-19 patients.
âWe have shifted to online appointments via computer and telephone,â said Fell, 49. âI am glad to be working longer hours and helping more people.â
Originally from Pryor Creek, Fell graduated from Northeastern State University. He has been practicing medicine for 16 years, and is with Northeastern Health System.
Fell moved back to Tahlequah in 2012 and lives with his wife and children. Two of his family members were quarantined with COVID-19 for a bit. He said, in addition to wearing a mask all day and using hand sanitizer, he always changes his clothes when he gets off of work.