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Three Milligan Cyclists Still under Care, Four on the Mend and Home

August 24, 20261 Min Read
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JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. — A spokesperson from Ballad Health announced on Sunday that three cyclists from Milligan University are currently hospitalized at the Johnson City Medical Center. This comes after a tragic accident that occurred on Wednesday in Carter County.

According to Ballad Health, the three cyclists are reported to be in stable condition at this time. Initially, four cyclists were admitted to the hospital following the collision, with two in critical condition in the ICU. All in all, seven students were hospitalized after the incident.

Sadly, two sophomores, Brayden Rogers and Haylen Engdahl, lost their lives in the crash.

For more updates, the situation is still developing as officials continue to gather information about the incident. The community remains in shock as they mourn the loss of the students and support those who are recovering.

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