LOWNDES COUNTY, Miss. (WCBI) – The saying goes, two are better than one.

Walking a hard journey alone is never easy.

A Lowndes County Resident and WCBI Mid-Morning regular shares his battle with cancer and how the Columbus Community is stepping in to support him.

Keyton Blocher is in his third battle with cancer.

The Lowndes County Resident was first diagnosed in October 2022 with Hodgkin’s Lymphoma.

The aggressive disease has returned twice since then, but this time, he said it’s terminal.

“I’m about four years from turning 30, and that’s my biggest goal. I would like to turn 30,” said Keyton Blocher.

The cancer started in his legs, but it has spread to various parts of his body.

Keyton was re-diagnosed in March.

He goes to chemotherapy once every three weeks.

“What we decided w

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