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Cierra Johnson

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Columbus, OH, United States

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Past articles by Cierra:

Local mom dealing with pregnancy during pandemic gives birth on Mother's Day

For one local mom, pregnancy during the COVID-19 outbreak was a roller coaster with Mother’s Day representing the end of a wild ride. → Read More

Ohio University graduates celebrate commencements canceled decades apart

With college graduations across the country canceled because of COVID19, two graduates of Ohio University celebrated commencements canceled decades apart. → Read More

Central Ohio nurse heads to NYC to help with COVID-19 outbreak

As COVID19 swept the nation, a central Ohio nurse ran toward the hot spots offering her skills as a nurse to those in need. → Read More

Local printing company providing menus to help restaurants prepare to reopen

As local mom and pop restaurants anxiously await the day they can reopen, a central Ohio printing company is offering a helping hand. → Read More

What to do with unused prom dresses that can’t be returned

With COVID-19 cutting the school year short at high schools across the country, many left with dresses after their prom was canceled are facing a tough decision. → Read More

Local non-profit works to support small businesses during COVID-19 pandemic

As Ohio businesses begin to reopen, a local non-profit is working to aid and support to business owners and their employees. → Read More

Westerville man compares time spent in quarantine in China to shut down in U.S.

As Ohioans move into another month of isolation, a local man shares his story of enduring two separate but similar orders since the start of the COVID-19 outbreak. → Read More

Housing advocates push for federal rental assistance

As the number of Ohioans filing for unemployment continues to rise, housing experts are growing increasingly concerned about renters’ ability to pay rent. → Read More

Columbus restaurant owner decides against reopening early

A German Village-area restaurant owner who planned to open Friday for dine-in eating has reversed his decision. → Read More

Local restaurant owner says he will open May 1 despite order prohibiting dine-in

Frustrated with a state order prohibiting dine-in service at his Columbus restaurant, a small business owner says he has plans to open Friday despite orders from Gov. Mike DeWine. → Read More

Protesters rally against state closures at Ohio Statehouse amid coronavirus pandemic

Protesters congregated at the Ohio Statehouse Saturday afternoon with signs and messages likening the restrictions to freedom infringement. → Read More

Local business owner, community pull together to make Easter meals for those in shelters

Some people spent the holiday making sure people in need had an Easter meal. → Read More

Columbus Public Health opens center to address racial health disparities

The City of Columbus and Columbus Public Health are working to find solutions around health equity and racism as a public health issue. → Read More

Local agency works to house homeless individuals battling COVID-19

As central Ohio continues its fight against COVID 19, local advocates are working to ensure some of the communities most vulnerable are safe. → Read More

Newark High School honors graduating seniors through social media spotlights

Senior year of high school is often full of excitement and apprehension, but for the class of 2020 this school year was truly one of a kind. → Read More

Homeless shelters working to improve social distancing

As the number of Ohioans infected with COVID-19 continues to grow, local advocates are working to ensure some of the most vulnerable are safe and healthy. → Read More

Local company works to house front line workers responding to COVID-19

As health care professionals and first responders continue to stand in the front line in the fight against COVID-19, many worry about what happens when they return home. → Read More

Local real estate agents adapt to changes during COVID-19 outbreak

Real estate has traditionally been a face-to-face type of business, but with COVID-19 changing aspects of everyday life, local real estate agents are also adapting. → Read More

Local boutique adapts by bringing shopping experience to the palm of your hand

Since opening the Upper Arlington retail store Fabtique, Pat Barker and Amber Wilson have worked to create a fun and vibrant shopping experience. But a state order to close all non-essential business has forced local business owners to create a ‘new’ shopping experience. → Read More

German Village restaurant offers toilet paper with carryout orders

As businesses work to adapt to the new normal, a local restaurant is offering a unique treat with every carryout order. → Read More