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Anchor and Reporter at WCMH NBC4 Former @NBCBayArea @10TV & @WKBW Reporter and @EWScrippsCo Apprentice @WCPO. @NABJ member. @OhioU bobcat. Cijohnson@nexstar.tv
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Golden Cubs get VIP treatment at Memorial Tournament Original

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By Cierra Johnson Verified
| WCMH-TV (Columbus, OH) Verified
DUBLIN, Ohio (WCMH) — The Golden Bear Pro-Am is one of the most popular traditions of Memorial Tournament week, bringing together PGA Tour stars, celebrities and fans at Muirfield Village. For a special group of patients from Nationwide Children’s Hospital, the day is about much more than golf. Despite all of the celebrities, some of the biggest smiles belong to the Golden Cubs. Ten young patients from Nationwide Children’s Hospital are getting the VIP treatment.
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Woody Hayes Celebrity Classic reaches major milestone

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By Cierra Johnson Verified
| Yahoo Verified
NEW ALBANY, Ohio (WCMH) — A central Ohio tradition supporting Nationwide Children’s Hospital is celebrating a major milestone this year. The Woody Hayes Celebrity Classic marks its 50th anniversary, honoring decades of community support that has helped generations of children and families. Organizers say the event has changed quite a bit over the last five decades. What started as a much larger community sports experience eventually evolved into the golf outing many people know today.
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When doctors say yearly mammograms should start Original

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By Cierra Johnson Verified
| WCMH-TV (Columbus, OH) Verified
COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — A new study from the Ohio State University highlights confusion around breast cancer screenings. The survey from OSU’s Comprehensive Cancer Center found 44% of women thought annual mammograms should start at 50. But recommendations from many professional organizations suggest yearly mammograms should begin at age 40. Doctors say the confusion is concerning, as breast cancer diagnoses continue to rise among younger women.
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