Wright City Firefighter Keith Terry is being portrayed in the movie, “Breakthrough,” coming out in theaters on April 17. Terry, a native of Warrenton, took part in the real-life story of the …
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Wright City Firefighter Keith Terry is being portrayed in the movie, “Breakthrough,” coming out in theaters on April 17. Terry, a native of Warrenton, took part in the real-life story of the survival of a young drowning victim while working a shift as a tech in the emergency room at SSM Lake St. Louis Hospital in 2015. The story was first shared through a book and since turned into a movie directed by Devon Franklin and promoted by NBA star Stephen Curry.
