Injured Broken Bow students continue to improve

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by News 5 Staff

Story Created: Jun 11, 2012 at 3:51 PM CDT

Story Updated: Jun 11, 2012 at 8:01 PM CDT

Three Broken Bow students who remained at Good Samaritan Hospital last week are improving.
Chad Christensen has been upgraded from critical to serious condition, but remains in intensive care.
Scott Gates is in fair condition, and Austin Reynolds has been released.
Eight students were hospitalized following the fatal June 1 crash on Highway 2 west of Ansley.
Broken Bow coaches Anthony Blum and Zane Harvey were killed, along with 70-year-old Albert Sherbeck from Ansley.
Monday night the there is a community-wide memorial service in Broken Bow for Blum, Harvey, and those students still suffering from injuries.

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