Megan Henry
Chillicothe Gazette
Columbus, OH, United States
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Coronavirus is scary, but flu deadlier, more widespread
Yes, the coronavirus is scary. But the flu is deadlier, more widespread, doctors say → Read More
Nationwide Children's Hospital launching gene therapy manufacturing company
New subsidiary will produce gene therapy products for the biotechnology and pharmaceutical industries. → Read More
Childbirth costs out-of-pocket rise at a staggering rate, even with insurance
The average out-of-pocket costs of childbirth among women with employer health insurance increased 49%, from $3,069 to $4,569 from 2008 to 2015. → Read More
Millennials, Gen Z shoppers love thrift stores for their sustainability, deals
Younger shoppers are more attracted to shopping at thrift stores for many reasons and Stark County thrift retailers have seen the growth for several years. → Read More
Are blows to the head in youth football linked to cognitive decline?
Football is synonymous with touchdowns and, of course, tackles — which sometime result in injuries.Among high school athletes, 71.5% of concussions are because of a football injury, said Ginger Yang, an associate professor of pediatrics at Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus, Ohio.“Parents so often think you can get up, shake it off, be tough, get back in there ... And it just isn’t so,”… → Read More
Report: Opioid epidemic is Appalachian counties can be tackled
Five recommendations make for those counties most affected by opioid abuse → Read More
Report: Opioid epidemic is Appalachian counties can be tackled
Five recommendations make for those counties most affected by opioid abuse → Read More
House Wine closing in Bexley
After opening less than a year ago, House Wine in Bexley is closing its doors. The store’s final day hasn’t been set but the store at 2262 E. → Read More
Columbus named nation's hottest real estate market
The spring housing season launched with a bang in central Ohio as the region was named the nation's hottest real estate market by Realtor.com. → Read More
Shake Shack is coming to the Short North
Shake Shack, the New York City burger chain, plans to open a second Columbus-area location. The chain expects to open a restaurant in the Graduate Hotel, → Read More
Wahlburgers food truck in central Ohio? Mark Wahlberg says yes
Central Ohio residents soon will get another opportunity to satisfy their appetites for Wahlburgers. The Wahlburgers food truck, a mobile version of the → Read More
Jeni's Splendid Ice Creams launches line of dairy-free flavors
Get your spoons ready, Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams has introduced a line of dairy-free flavors. The new flavors are Texas Sheet Cake, Roasted Peanut Butter & Strawberry Jam, Cold Brew with Coconut Cream and Dark Chocolate Truffle. “They are every bit as satisfying as dairy ice creams but in a completely different way,” the company said on its blog. The vegan ice cream is made with coconut cream,… → Read More
Eagle Family Candy: Without windfall, sweets shop could meet bitter end
For more than a century, the Eagle family has made and sold candy in Columbus. That track record is in jeopardy. Dee Dee Eagle, the fourth generation of → Read More
'Study drugs' don't make you smarter, they may make you an addict. 'It's not giving your brain superpowers.'
College students are taking "study drugs" like Adderall to try to get an edge, but the pills don't make you smarter. → Read More
Houses are selling fast in Indiana, causing issues for each generation, and buyers are feeling the pressure
The housing market is not only booming nationally but locally in Indiana as well. → Read More
Car fire in Downtown parking garage causes water to leak into two restaurants
Noodles & Company had about six inches of water throughout the building, and the water then leaked into Dick’s Last Resort. → Read More
Woman wants to donate her family's cemetery plots to Colemans killed in duck boat tragedy
Nine of 11 Coleman family members died aboard a duck boat tourist attraction July 19 when the vessel sank during a severe thunderstorm on a lake near Branson, Missouri. Alice Osman said she wants to donate her family's empty plots so the remaining Colemans can spend their money on other expenses. → Read More
Woman wants to donate her family's cemetery plots to Colemans killed in duck boat tragedy
Nine of 11 Coleman family members died aboard a duck boat tourist attraction July 19 when the vessel sank during a severe thunderstorm on a lake near Branson, Missouri. Alice Osman said she wants to donate her family's empty plots so the remaining Colemans can spend their money on other expenses. → Read More
Woman wants to donate her family's cemetery plots to Colemans killed in duck boat tragedy
Nine of 11 Coleman family members died aboard a duck boat tourist attraction July 19 when the vessel sank during a severe thunderstorm on a lake near Branson, Missouri. Alice Osman said she wants to donate her family's empty plots so the remaining Colemans can spend their money on other expenses. → Read More
Indianapolis woman wishes to donate Crown Hill Cemetery plots to Coleman family
Alice Osman wants to donate her Crown Hill plots to the Coleman family. → Read More