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Travis Hicks

Cincinnati
As seen in: WXYZ-TV (Southfield, MI), NewsBreak, WXMI-TV (Grand Rapids, MI), Spectrum News 1 Columbus, WSYM-TV (Lansing, MI), WMYD-TV (Southfield, MI), Call & Post
Ferris State Alum | Award winning TV reporter for @SpectrumNews1OH, @NABJ Member
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Eaton Rapids observes Memorial Day with annual parade, ceremony

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By Travis Hicks
| WSYM-TV (Lansing, MI) Verified
CHARLOTTE, Mich — Hundreds of people lined the streets of Eaton Rapids Monday morning to honor the lives lost defending our country during an annual parade through downtown. WATCH: Eaton Rapids observes Memorial Day with annual parade, ceremony Eaton Rapids observes Memorial Day with annual parade, ceremony Richard and Connie Webb were two of them. They say they make an effort to come to the parade every year. Richard served 13 months in Vietnam just after graduating from High School.
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Ohio muscular dystrophy patient undergoes surgery to restore voice Original

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By Travis Hicks
| Spectrum News 1 Columbus Verified
CINCINNATI — Four years ago, Brian Young was enjoying a dinner with friends, when he said suddenly they could no longer hear what he was saying. What You Need To Know Surgery restores voice for muscular dystrophy patient Brian Young was diagnosed with muscular dystrophy According to the National Library of Medicine, muscular dystrophy affects about one out of every 5,000 people “I couldn’t talk,” Young said.
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217 We Care looks help give youth a better future 

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By Travis Hicks
| Spectrum News 1 Columbus Verified
DAYTON, Ohio — The nonprofit organization 217 We Care is based in Dayton, looking to inspire the next generation of Black men in the community. Spectrum News 1 caught up with two young men who said this program saved their lives.
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