Good morning, Franklin County. Spring cleaning season has officially expanded beyond dusty shelves to include medicine cabinets. This Saturday, Kroger stores across Ohio are partnering with Cardinal Health Foundation for National Prescription Drug Take Back Day, offering safe disposal of unwanted medications. From 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., law enforcement officers will be on-site at more than 20 locations throughout the state, ready to help you responsibly clear out those expired prescriptions.
Meanwhile, a remarkable wave of female leadership is reshaping Columbus. Twenty-three trailblazers have been named to the 2025 class of Inspiring Women by Columbus CEO and Columbus Monthly magazines. These changemakers range from bank founders to refugee advocates, all driving meaningful progress across healthcare, housing, and community development. Their collective impact will be celebrated June 18 at Vitria on the Square, highlighting how local innovation often begins with extraordinary individuals.
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💊 Kroger stores across Ohio offer safe drug disposal this Saturday. The grocery chain is partnering with Cardinal Health Foundation for National Prescription Drug Take Back Day from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Law enforcement officers will be on-site at participating locations to accept unwanted prescription and non-prescription medications. More than 20 stores throughout Central, Northwest and Southern Ohio will serve as drop-off points. Officials suggest this spring cleaning season is the perfect time to check medicine cabinets for expired or unused medications.
👑 Twenty-three inspiring women are transforming Columbus with bold leadership. The 2025 class of Inspiring Women, selected by Columbus CEO and Columbus Monthly magazines, includes elected officials, nonprofit directors, business leaders, and community advocates. From Lisa Berger and Ilaria Rawlins founding a women-owned bank to Angela Plummer helping refugees navigate their new lives, these trailblazers are tackling issues like housing equity, healthcare access, and leadership development. The honorees will be celebrated at a special event on June 18 at Vitria on the Square in Columbus.
🚨 Woman dragged by car after trying to stop her robbers. In Columbus's Victorian Village, a woman suffered critical injuries when she attempted to prevent suspects from fleeing after robbing her around 3 a.m. Monday. Police reported she was dragged alongside the road at the intersection of Dennison and West 2nd avenues. Though initially hospitalized in critical condition, her status improved by later that morning. Authorities have not released descriptions of the suspects and are asking anyone with information to contact the Columbus Police Robbery Unit.
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Budget ranch Investment ready: This ranch-style home in Whitehall offers investment potential with a 2-car detached garage, all for the reasonable price of $140,000.
Southside diamond needs polish: This fixer-upper on Columbus's south side is priced at $124,900. The property offers two living rooms, three bedrooms, and one bathroom, but needs complete renovation—perfect for someone looking to transform a quiet neighborhood home.🗓️ Happenings & Hoopla
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