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The same Damion Sims who once tore up the turf for Williamsport Area High School died Friday when his SUV left Cemetery Road and rolled in Loyalsock Township. He was 46 and still living in the town where he made his name as a running back.

Investigators say he was driving the southbound lane near 527 Cemetery Road shortly before 5 p.m. Something made the 2005 Mercury Mountaineer cross into oncoming territory. It went up the embankment, hit trees, and tumbled over and over until it came to rest on its passenger side.

Sims wore his seat belt. Troopers confirmed the road was dry and the sky clear. No other cars got involved. He was declared dead at the scene by the Lycoming County coroner.

Old game programs still list the yards he ran and the touchdowns he scored. Teammates talk about the way he could cut and accelerate in a blink. That version of Damion feels far away now from the quiet stretch of road where the wreckage sat.

A GoFundMe page went up quickly so the people who leaned on him can catch their breath. Family members say the sudden loss hit hard. He left behind folks who needed him around.

Police closed the road for almost three hours. The investigation is open but no charges are planned. The cause of the loss of control remains unclear.

In a place the size of Williamsport, news like this travels fast. People who watched him play as kids are the same ones shaking their heads today, wondering how a routine drive ends this way.

Damion L. Sims left home Friday afternoon and never made it back. The 46-year-old Williamsport man was heading south on Cemetery Road in Loyalsock Township when his 2005 Mercury Mountaineer drifted across the center line for reasons nobody has pinned down yet.

The SUV climbed an embankment, clipped a string of trees, and flipped several times before it settled on its right side. First responders found Sims still buckled in. He was pronounced dead right there on the roadside near the 500 block.

Folks who knew him growing up remember a different Damion. Back at Williamsport Area High School he was the kid who could break a run and leave defenders grasping at air. He piled up big numbers as a star running back in the late 90s. That speed and those cuts made him a local name.

Now the same community that once cheered him is mourning a father who had people counting on him every day. Friends say the hole he leaves is the kind that does not fill easy. A GoFundMe has been set up to help the family cover what comes next.

State police noted the pavement was dry and the weather clear. No other vehicles were involved. No charges are expected. The coroner listed the time of the crash around 5 p.m. on October 9.

Cemetery Road stayed shut for nearly three hours while crews worked the scene. Drivers who use that stretch every day say it is usually quiet, the kind of road you barely think about until something like this happens.

Sims’ seat belt was fastened. That detail sits heavy with people who hear the story. Sometimes the ordinary things we do still are not enough when the car leaves the pavement.

Guy Glanville is gone. His daughter Brandi Glanville shared the news on X in a short post. She said she is gutted and hates this life right now. No details on how he died.

Back in May Brandi told fans he had spent 13 days in the hospital. He was in a cardiac unit then. She asked for prayers at the time.

The two had ups and downs. They did Marriage Boot Camp Reality Stars Family Edition in 2018. After it aired they cut contact for a while even though filming ended fine.

Later they patched things up. Guy defended Brandi in public during her clash with Denise Richards. He posted a video saying she might be difficult but she does not lie.

Sonja Morgan replied to Brandi’s post. She offered love and strength and said she was sorry.

Fans who watched the family drama on TV saw the father-daughter bond shift over time. Guy stepped in when it counted for her.

The area around Beverly Hills in Los Angeles County has been the backdrop for much of their story

Brandi Glanville posted that her father Guy Glanville died. She wrote on X that she is gutted and hates this life right now. She gave no cause of death.

Months earlier Brandi asked people to pray for him. He was in a cardiac unit. In May she said he had been in the hospital for 13 days after some medical problem.

Father and daughter had a rough stretch. They filmed Marriage Boot Camp Reality Stars Family Edition together in 2018. After the show they stopped talking even though they left on okay terms.

Things got better later. Guy spoke up for Brandi when she fought with Denise Richards. In an Instagram video he said Brandi can be an asshole sometimes but she is not a liar.

Sonja Morgan sent her condolences. She wrote that she was sorry Brandi was going through this and sent love and strength.

The news hit hard for people who followed Brandi’s family stories over the years. Guy had stayed mostly out of the spotlight until those public moments.

Beverly Hills sits in Los Angeles County in Southern California. That is where so much of Brandi’s public life has played out.

The house near East Seventh and Perry streets in Erie looked like any other on the East Side until Friday evening. Then gunfire tore through it and left nine people dead, including a young mother days from delivering her son.

Angelina Stone, 24, was carrying baby Kyrie. Her due date was October 14. Her 5-year-old boy Isiah and nearly 2-year-old girl Amari’anna died with her. Relatives say her father shot them and then himself.

Police rolled up after a gunfire alert around 5 p.m. Bodies were outside and more inside the home. Eight victims plus the suspected shooter made nine total deaths. Chief Rick Lorah said it ranked among the most disturbing scenes of his career.

No official motive has been released. The investigation continues. Family members have filled in some of the blanks on their own.

Aaliyah Williams, sister to Amari’anna’s dad, launched a GoFundMe titled Funeral Support for Angelina and Her Children. She said the family has nothing saved for the unexpected costs and only two weeks to finish the arrangements.

Money raised goes to the children’s father to handle the funerals for Angelina, Isiah, Amari’anna and the unborn Kyrie. The target is $40,000. As of Sunday more than $23,000 had come in from over 550 donors.

Erie sits along Lake Erie in northwestern Pennsylvania. The shooting hit a regular neighborhood and left one family facing four funerals with empty pockets.

Angelina Stone was 24 and almost ready to have her baby boy. Her due date sat just five days away on October 14. Instead she died with her two young kids in a shooting on Erie’s East Side Friday.

Her son Isiah was 5. Her daughter Amari’anna was almost 2. The unborn boy they planned to name Kyrie never got the chance to take a breath. Relatives say Stone’s own father pulled the trigger in a murder-suicide that also took six other lives.

Police got the call just before 5 p.m. near East Seventh and Perry streets. They found people shot outside the house and more inside. Eight people died from the gunfire. The gunman died from a self-inflicted wound. That brought the total to nine.

Erie Police Chief Rick Lorah called the scene one of the worst he had ever seen. Investigators have not said why it happened. The probe is still open.

Family members set up a GoFundMe called Funeral Support for Angelina and Her Children. Aaliyah Williams, sister of Amari’anna’s father, started it. She wrote that they have no money set aside for the funerals and only a short time to get them done.

Donations go straight to Amari’anna’s father to cover the costs for Angelina, Isiah, Amari’anna and Kyrie. The goal is $40,000. By Sunday the page had passed $23,000 from more than 550 people.

Stone lived in a quiet residential stretch of northwestern Pennsylvania. Now her family is left trying to bury four of their own at once.

A Jeep Cherokee hit Ronald Rogers on Philadelphia Pike near East Holly Oak Road in Holly Oak, Delaware, around 1:30 p.m. on Friday, October 9. Rogers was 69 and from Wilmington. He was in his electric wheelchair.

He had been on the sidewalk on the east side of the road. Police say he left the sidewalk and moved into the northbound lanes. The Jeep was in the left lane and struck him.

Rogers was taken to a hospital and pronounced dead. The driver, a 51-year-old woman from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, stopped at first. Then she left the scene. Troopers tracked her down at a nearby residence a short while later.

She has not been arrested. Investigators with the Delaware State Police Collision Reconstruction Unit are still gathering facts. They are deciding if any charges fit.

The roadway was shut down for roughly three hours during the investigation. Police are looking for witnesses and any video of the crash.

People can reach Corporal K. Oakes at 302-365-8483 with information. Delaware Crime Stoppers takes tips at 800-847-3333. Private Facebook messages to Delaware State Police work too.

This case leaves questions about why Rogers entered the road and why the driver left after stopping. The probe continues.

Ronald Rogers was 69 years old and lived in Wilmington. On Friday afternoon he was out in his electric wheelchair on Philadelphia Pike near East Holly Oak Road in Holly Oak, Delaware. It was around 1:30 p.m. when a Jeep Cherokee struck him.

Police say Rogers had been moving along the sidewalk on the east side of the road. Then he entered the roadway and went into the path of the Jeep traveling in the left northbound lane. The impact was hard. First responders took him to a local hospital. He was pronounced dead there.

The driver was a 51-year-old woman from Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. She stopped at the scene right after the crash. A short time later she drove away. Troopers found her and the Jeep at a nearby house soon after.

No arrest has been made. The Delaware State Police Collision Reconstruction Unit is still looking into what happened. They want to know if charges should be filed.

Anyone who saw the crash or has video is asked to call Corporal K. Oakes at 302-365-8483. Tips can also go to Delaware Crime Stoppers at 800-847-3333 or through a private message to Delaware State Police on Facebook.

The road stayed closed for about three hours while investigators worked the scene. Rogers left behind family and friends who now face sudden loss.

Folks in the area are left thinking about how quick things can change on a regular afternoon drive or ride.

Lester Kilburn was running his combine northwest on State Route 350 when a car came straight at him. The 40-year-old from Morrow stayed in the cab and came out fine. The other driver did not.

The wreck took place around 4:13 p.m. on October 10 near mile marker 1 in Vernon Township, Clinton County, Ohio. The site is roughly a mile from the U.S. 22 intersection close to Clarksville.

Heather Hadley, 48, of Goshen, was at the wheel of a 2017 Ford Flex heading southeast. Troopers say her SUV crossed the center line and struck the front of Kilburn’s 2012 John Deere S680 combine.

Hadley died at the scene. Kilburn had no injuries. The big machine and the SUV sat tangled on the road while emergency lights filled the area.

Ohio State Highway Patrol is handling the investigation. So far they have not confirmed any role for drugs or alcohol. The case remains open.

Help came from Wilmington Joint Fire and EMS, Clarksville EMS, the Clinton County Sheriff’s Office, the Clinton County Coroner’s Office, the Ohio Department of Transportation, and Case Towing and Recovery. They cleared the roadway and handled the recovery.

The stretch of State Route 350 runs through farm fields in the southwestern part of the state. Traffic is light most days. On this Saturday the quiet road turned into the site of a fatal collision.

Heather Hadley was 48 years old and lived in Goshen. She died Saturday afternoon on a rural road in southwestern Ohio. Her Ford Flex hit a big farm machine coming the other way.

The crash happened around 4:13 p.m. on October 10. It was near mile marker 1 on State Route 350 in Vernon Township, Clinton County. That spot sits about a mile from where the road meets U.S. 22 near Clarksville.

Hadley drove her 2017 Ford Flex southeast on the two-lane route. Investigators say the SUV crossed the center line. It smashed head-on into a 2012 John Deere S680 combine heading northwest.

The combine was driven by Lester Kilburn, 40, from Morrow. He walked away without any injuries. Hadley was pronounced dead right there at the scene.

Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers are looking into what caused the crash. They have not said yet if drugs or alcohol were involved. No one has been charged so far.

Several local crews showed up to help. Wilmington Joint Fire and EMS, Clarksville EMS, the Clinton County Sheriff’s Office, the county coroner’s office, the Ohio Department of Transportation, and Case Towing and Recovery all worked the scene.

Vernon Township sits between Wilmington and the Cincinnati-Dayton area. State Route 350 cuts through quiet farm country there. The road is usually calm until something like this happens.