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  • 1 week ago | dispatch.com | Anna Lynn Winfrey

    A courage support hotline from East Franklin Elementary School offers pre-recorded messages of encouragement and support. The project aimed to teach first- and second-grade students about courage and helping others. The hotline has become a resource for the school community and beyond. “Be proud of who you are; you are important.”“You can do hard things.

  • 1 week ago | dispatch.com | Anna Lynn Winfrey

    Mother’s Day is approaching fast, but if you haven’t gotten a gift yet for your mom, don’t worry. From plants to locally poured candles, there’s many local businesses that have thoughtful gift options for your maternal figure that you could grab before May 11. Here are some ideas for long-lasting gifts to purchase from local businesses in the Columbus area.

  • 1 week ago | dispatch.com | Anna Lynn Winfrey

    Both incumbents are moving on from Hilliard's Democratic primary, but their slate, backed by the Hilliard Democrats, was not as successful. Incumbents Tina Cottone and Andy Teater advanced in the Democratic primary as well as Kathy Parker-Jones, according to unofficial results from the Franklin County Board of Elections. The fourth candidate on their slate, Tony Moog, came in sixth place.

  • 1 week ago | dispatch.com | Anna Lynn Winfrey

    City officials and nonprofit leaders praised the state of the city at a standing-room-only event at the Crooked Can Brewery in old town Hilliard. While many state of the city events feature ongoing government projects and an in-depth look at city finances, City Manager Michelle Crandall said that “Hilliard is anything but typical.”  “I believe that the success of a community is not just measured in projects completed and dollars and cents,” Crandall said.

  • 2 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Anna Lynn Winfrey

    Hilliard’s first Democratic primary in recent memory is not without its share of controversy. The candidates had a civil discussion and found ample common ground at one of the only public events featuring all of them hosted by the Hilliard Chamber of Commerce in early April. But behind the scenes, there’s some confusion amok in the Columbus suburb that elected its first Democrat to city council in 2019.

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Anna Lynn Winfrey
Anna Lynn Winfrey @annalynnfrey
17 Jan 25

what's the word for Google AI citing an article you wrote except their answer is wrong? 🫠

Anna Lynn Winfrey
Anna Lynn Winfrey @annalynnfrey
10 Jan 25

POV: you live in the Midwest, it’s an hour before a Big Game and most of the sour cream in a special case is sold out https://t.co/NhUV4QWQBP

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Anna Lynn Winfrey @annalynnfrey
8 Nov 24

RT @ByCraigMeyer: absolutely, man. 1000%. we could even give them a cool job title, like "reporters" https://t.co/9zqgqOeg43