CATOOSA COUNTY, Ga. — UPDATE (Thursday, December 22nd):

A GoFundMe page set up by relatives of Hannah Holland reveals that the baby who was airlifted to Erlanger, named Jackson, died from his injuries along with his mother last Friday.

Jackson spent several days in the hospital. But on December 20th, The page has update from Monday announcing he did not survive:

This afternoon Jackson went into the care of Hannah, he was surrounded by family as he left this earth, please continue to send prayers and good energy and love to Cody and the family as a whole. You have all blown us away with all the support and donations. We appreciate every single thought and gesture. We remain grateful as whole to have known and experienced Jackson, thank you all again during this time

Go here if you would like to help Hannah’s family pay expenses.

UPDATE (Tuesday, December 20th):

A crash report from the Georgia State Patrol (GSP) reveals more details about this tragic accident.

It says a mother, 25-year-old Hannah Holland of LaFayette, was killed in the crash. An infant in the back seat of her car was flown to Erlanger with serious injuries. Right now, we don’t know the condition of that child.

The report says Holland’s car swerved to the right side of the roadway while traveling north, then overcorrected, hitting an oncoming vehicle in the driver’s side headlight.

A 33-year-old man in that vehicle and a 6-year-old and 9-year-old child were all taken by ambulance to Erlanger. All of them are residents of Ringgold.

The family of Hannah Holland has set up a GoFundMe page to helpthe family pay expenses.

We’re working to get updates on this story, so check back later.

EARLIER:

Authorities are investigating a deadly crash in Ringgold Friday afternoon, according to Catoosa County officials.

The crash happened a little after 3 p.m. on Highway 151 (Alabama Highway) near Beaver Creek Lane.

Chasity Sexton said the accident happened right in front of her house.

“I was just sitting on the porch and it just sounded like a bomb went off,” Sexton said.

According to the Georgia State Highway Patrol preliminary findings, the driver of a 2015 red Mazda sport was traveling south on GA 151.

Meanwhile, the driver of a black 2012 Infiniti QX56 was traveling north.

Both cars came to a curve when the driver of the Mazda traveled off the right-side of the roadway and overcorrected to the left.

Their findings show the car crossed the center line hitting the Infiniti on the driver side head light.

“It was pretty intense,” Sexton said. “The cars were absolutely smashed.”

The driver of the Mazda died at the scene and their passenger was life flighted to Erlanger Medical Center.

The driver of the Infiniti and two of its passengers were also transported to Erlanger.

All of this comes just a week before Christmas Eve.

“Having somebody pass away in a car wreck right before Christmas hits right at home,” Sexton said. “Nobody really expects that.”

The Georgia State Patrol is on the scene investigating the crash.

We’re working to learn more information. Check back later for updates.