NIXA, Mo. – A family in Nixa is counting their blessings after a car crashed into their house.
Last week, a driver had a medical emergency, lost control, and headed full speed into their living room and kitchen area. The family, Ashley Clark and Shawn Sampson along with their five-year-old daughter, said they are currently staying in a hotel since their house is no longer livable.
“I just kind of heard a crash crash and looked up just in time to see an SUV coming right at my face,” said Clark.
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