Good morning, Powell. Breaking the silence around mental health takes courage, and our community is showing it in spades. The 5th Annual Suicide Prevention & Awareness Walk kicks off September 20th at the Union County Courthouse, offering a powerful way to honor loved ones while supporting prevention efforts. With free registration starting at 9 a.m., participants can create memorial signs and enjoy performances by the Marysville High School Symphonic Choir while connecting with resources that save lives.
The transformative power of art takes center stage in "Precious Rubbish," a graphic novel where Harvard graduate Kayla E. confronts childhood trauma through vibrant illustrations that tell a haunting story of recovery. Meanwhile, music lovers were treated to a cinematic experience as The Backseat Lovers delivered an electrifying performance at Columbus' Newport Music Hall, proving once again that Ohio's indie rock scene continues to thrive with unforgettable live shows.
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🎗️ Marysville community walks to save lives on September 20th. The 5th Annual Suicide Prevention & Awareness Walk will begin at the Union County Courthouse with free registration and breakfast at 9 a.m. Special guests include the Marysville High School Symphonic Choir and Tony Coder, Director of the Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation. Participants are encouraged to walk in honor of loved ones and can create signs at the event to raise awareness. The free community event aims to show support for suicide prevention efforts throughout Union County.
📚 Childhood trauma transformed into powerful graphic novel by Harvard grad. In "Precious Rubbish," artist Kayla E. confronts her history of sexual abuse through vibrant, childlike illustrations that contrast with deeply disturbing content. The decade-long creative process mirrored her personal journey through addiction, recovery, and therapy, as she pieced together traumatic memories that returned "like shattered glass." Now nine years sober, Kayla feels she's finally liberated her inner child by breaking the silence around family secrets that haunted her youth.
🎸 Indie rockers light up Columbus with cinematic musical spectacle. The Backseat Lovers delivered an unforgettable performance at Newport Music Hall on Sunday night, captivating the audience with their energetic stage presence. Photographer Eva Schlemmer documented the entire show with a comprehensive photo gallery showcasing the band's dynamic performance. The event, featured in Cincinnati CityBeat, highlights the continuing draw of live indie rock in Ohio's music scene. Fans were treated to what the publication described as a truly "cinematic musical experience."
🏡 Real Estate Reveals
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New Powell home forest views: Priced at $673,695, this Powell new construction offers 2,973 square feet with 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, and an open-concept design on a wooded lot, blending modern amenities with residential tranquility.
Rustic luxury country retreat: This charming country home is listed at $878,000, offering a blend of rural aesthetic and modern convenience with 4-5 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms, and versatile living spaces designed for contemporary comfort.🗓️ Happenings & Hoopla
💰 Financial Friday
Try to create a financial buffer by keeping an emergency fund that covers three to six months' worth of living expenses; this safety net can provide peace of mind and keep you on track during unexpected events.
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