Author: Corrie Cluck

Support Group Gives Hope

Participating in the Sherry’s Run 5K Run/Walk Event each September is one way our community comes together to show love and support to those who are battling cancer. All funds raised from the event stay local to help families facing a cancer diagnosis...

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Sherry’s Run Changes Name To Sherry’s Hope

A big change is coming to the organization known as Sherry’s Run. While the Sherry’s Run 5K Run/Walk Event is held on the second Saturday of each September, the team works throughout the year to provide hope to those battling cancer in our community...

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Remembering Blessings In Spite of Cancer

Trayce Sackman has always been one to help others. She’s spent 18 years at Watertown High School both in the classroom teaching special education students and working in the attendance office. She’s volunteered at church, in the community and brought...

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A Story of Faith and Family

Faith and family. These have been the cornerstones of Denise Seay’s life—and even more so during her battle with cancer. Last year, due to her insurance carrier changing, Denise scheduled her yearly mammogram in August instead of December. After...

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A Symbol of Hope

Tracy Underwood, who owns A.J.’s Florist with her mother Marcia Pruitte, has always loved seeing green bows hanging in support of Sherry’s Run throughout our community. As a long time run participant and bow-making volunteer, she knows that those...

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Breast Cancer: It’s Not Just A Woman’s Disease

“You have invasive breast cancer.” Those are words that an estimated 266,120 women in the United States will hear this year. They definitely aren’t the words Steve Sempsrott from Lebanon ever expected he would hear from his doctor. When Steve noticed...

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Breast Cancer Knows No Boundaries: A Young Mother’s Story

“You are too young to have breast cancer.” These are words Toni Roberts of Lebanon wants to make sure women don’t hear and believe. In 2016, Toni went for her yearly exam. She was an active and healthy 29 year old. A pea size lump was found in her...

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Sherry’s Run Patient Beloved By Community

After more than 30 years of providing a quality barber shop experience in Lebanon, TN, Dwight Huddleston has become a bit of a local legend. He has cut the hair of well-known local names like former sheriff, Terry Ashe, and Judge Wootten. He’s even...

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Local Author Inspired By Sherry’s Run

December is the time for gift giving, sharing meals with family, and celebrating life! For Al Ashworth of Lebanon, Tennessee, December of 2016 brought a diagnosis that would change his life forever. Now, one year later he has much to celebrate, but...

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Local Business Owner Inspires Courage

To say that Rick Stewart is an involved member of the Lebanon community would be an understatement. He’s a business owner, longtime volunteer for the Wilson County Fair Board, and he’s also a two-time cancer survivor. In 2011, Rick was diagnosed...

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