02/24/2026
Today marked a powerful step forward for Sound Sobriety.
What began as a meet and greet quickly became something much bigger. This was an opportunity for Brantley Gilbert and Struggle Jennings to connect with our CCH staff, tour our hospital, engage with local leadership, and continue building momentum as we move toward the next phase of business development for Sound Sobriety.
It truly took a village to make today happen.
A special thank you to Michael Frey, Natalie Frey, and the entire Frey Medical Management team for their leadership, vision, and support in helping make this day possible.
We are also incredibly grateful to our Crenshaw Community Hospital Board of Trustees for their continued support, guidance, and belief in initiatives that invest in both healthcare and community healing.
Thank you to Vernon Flowers and Beth Ashworth for helping build our backdrop and bring the vision to life.
Thank you to the Crenshaw County Economic Authority for hosting our lunch and supporting this growing initiative.
Flints Smokehouse did an incredible job catering and taking care of everyone.
We’re grateful to Studio 331 for allowing us to set up for photos and video. The space was perfect.
To our incredible CCH staff — thank you for showing up, engaging, and making today meaningful. Watching everyone enjoy the meet and greet was something we won’t forget.
A sincere thank you to Brantley Gilbert and his team, and Struggle Jennings and his team, for investing your time in this vision and connecting so personally with our staff and community.
Thank you to the Luverne Police Department, Brantley Police Department, and the Crenshaw County Sheriff’s Department for standing by and being supportive throughout the day.
We were also blessed to have Emily Wise with Emily Wise Photo helping capture these moments.
A very special thank you to Stacee Lynn and The Barndominium Company. Today marked the beginning of the official process toward breaking ground on Sound Sobriety. Stacee and her team are helping design, plan, and physically bring this vision into structure. They are the ones working behind the scenes to turn this dream into a tangible space for healing and restoration, and we are incredibly thankful for their partnership as we move toward groundbreaking.
And thank you to Scooter with Angles and Edges Customs for creating the custom metal letters that completed our backdrop. The craftsmanship and detail elevated the entire space.
Today was about connection, vision, and forward movement.
This is only a small portion of the photos from today — more to come soon.
Brantley Gilbert Struggle Jennings Natalie Solomon Frey Michael Frey
