Achea Redd discusses women's mental health during Women's History Month. A fatal crash occurred on Columbus' east side. A Marion man faces prison for fraud, and a lawsuit is filed against an airline. A job fair is scheduled, and the Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction Director is resigning.
During Women’s History Month, mental health advocate and author Achea Redd joins Good Day Columbus to talk about the powerful role community and connection play in women’s mental health . Drawing from her personal journey shared in The Precipice of Mental Health , Redd discusses how honest conversations, supportive friendships, and showing up for one another can help break stigma and create space for healing.
She also shares simple ways women can support each other and prioritize their own mental well-being.One person died in a crash during the busy morning commute on Columbus' east side Thursday.Few details were immediately available, but ABC 6 confirmed the crashA Marion man convicted of taking hundreds of thousands of dollars from customers for construction projects that were never finished is headed to prison.A father filed a lawsuit against an airline after his son allegedly died when an airline worker dropped him from a wheelchair while boarding a plane.If you’re ready for a fresh start this spring, the Franklin County Job & Resource Fair could be your next step forward.Happening Saturday, March 28, from 10 a.mOhio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction Director Annette Chambers-Smith is resigning at the end of the month to join Gov. Mike DeWine’s office.Chambers
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