Cincinnati Woman Gets Voice Back 30 Years After Car Accident
A 52-year-old Cincinnati, OH woman has amazingly regained her voice after losing it in a car accident over 35 years ago. The Ohio woman was only 17-years-old when she was traveling in a car that smashed into a telephone pole. She was violently flung forward in the collision, smashing her throat against the dashboard. Her larynx was crushed and her neck was broken in four places. Not long after the wreck, she was married and for almost four decades has not been able to physically speak with her husband. ‘Most of my family has never really heard my original voice apart from my mother,’ the...
continue readingHelp for Cincinnati Head Injuries
A Bengals linebacker tackles the opposing team’s quarterback, crashing him to the ground. A Cyclones hockey player smashes into the boards. A Reds pitcher takes a line drive straight to the head. Playing sports increases your risk for head injury, particularly concussions, and a new study at the University of Michigan plans to follow athletes from the time they’re in high school through possible professional careers to determine the long-term effects of head injuries. “There has been considerable attention paid to concussion recently, by the media and others, spurred by reports of...
continue readingPedestrian Injuries at Dangerous Intersection
A Chinese exchange student at the University of Cincinnati is among the latest people injured at the busy intersection of Martin Luther King Drive and Clifton Avenue. The student was hit by a truck on Feb. 28 as he, three fellow international students and an ELS Language Centers employee stood on the corner. Police told 9 News that a man lost control of his pickup truck, veering off the road and hitting exchange student. His vehicle then struck a pole, which hit the ELS employee in the head and left him in critical condition. FOX 19 reported that both men were taken to the UC hospital, where...
continue readingPanera Bread’s Soup for the Soul Helps Hungry Kids in Southwest Ohio
The campaign to help feed Southwest Ohio’s hungry children is running from now until the end of February. A portion of Panera’s soup in a bread bowl sales will be donated to Kids Against Hunger, a nutrient rich meal program that helps families worldwide. The staff of Panera Bread will be at the “Factory” with samples of their soup in a bread bowl on Saturday, February 25th. For a nearest Panera Bread location visit www.panera-cincidayton.com/locations.html Come out and enjoy some great food while helping out the needy children in our community. No kid in Southwest Ohio...
continue readingTwo Dead and Another in Critical Condition after New Richmond Motorcycle Accident
This past Tuesday afternoon, the intersection of US-52 and Adamson Road in New Richmond was the scene of a terrible crash involving three motorcycles and a cement truck. The three motorcyclists were traveling together, eastbound on US-52, when one of them lost control and veered into oncoming traffic striking a cement truck. The cement truck overturned and then hit the other two riders, according to a Ohio State Highway Patrol spokesman Lt. Wayne Price. Officials stated that two of the motorcycles caught fire and one man, 53-year-old Larry Gillinger of Fayetteville, was badly burned but...
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