WTHR reporter, anchor McCutcheon leaves for life sciences job

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2 thoughts on “WTHR reporter, anchor McCutcheon leaves for life sciences job

    1. Here was a post on her Facebook from November 25:
      My heart hurts for all you – my viewer family — as I know there are a lot of questions and concerns about why I am not on the air and when I will return. I have been very open in the past but this time is different. It’s a very private matter — one that has forced me to take some time off. I promise to you and everyone that more will be shared when I can. I hope this helps to somewhat alleviate the concern and provides some explanation for now. Much love to you and everyone who has been supportive of me for the past 21 years. I miss my profession and my viewer family! ❤️💗 All things work together for good to them who love the Lord! #Faith
      I am thankful for YOU, and for being alive after two years of cancer treatments. God is good and worthy to be praised. I can’t spend #Thanksgiving with my parents this year which breaks my heart, and I know a lot of you are in the same situation. We haven’t seen them in person practically the entire year because of #Covid. BUT, mommy shared her recipe for #CornbreadDressing 🤸🏽‍♂️🤸🏽‍♂️ so I will try to make it for the boys. I hope I do her proud! I’m nervous! Here’s a picture of the two of us 40 years ago at #PensacolaBeach. ❤️ Now you know where my love of the beach comes from — it’s in my DNA. 😉 WTHR-TV

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