Drew Bracken is a local journalist based in Ohio, with a focus on the Marion area. He writes for various publications including Yahoo News, Marion Star, Coshocton Tribune, Chillicothe Gazette, and more. Drew covers a range of topics including profiles of local businesses and individuals, community events, and human interest stories.
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Drew Bracken | Special to Columbus Dispatch She has a heart to rescue dogs. “I always wanted to be in the animal world in some way.
By: Drew Bracken
Drew Bracken | Special to Columbus Dispatch Fidencio “Gonzo” Gonzales knows what the men in prison are going through.
By: Drew Bracken
Darcy Alexander credits her own third-grade teacher and her supervisor while student-teaching for inspiring her in her role at Johnstown Elementary.
Everyone can be good together, and Columbus-based Besa shines light on those opportunities through volunteer programs.
From 1972-2008, Donnette Calhoon had the opportunity to impact her students with writing, and doing so brought bright futures to many.
By: Drew Bracken
Bobbie Hooper said she was \
By: Drew Bracken
Bill Collins wants city to have'small town feel with big city amenities'
By: Drew Bracken
“When I was 13, I read an article about a couple who retired to the island of Majorca when they were 45 years old,” Steve Layman said. “They made their fortune by buying, fixing and reselling houses. I never really forgot about that story.”
By: Drew Bracken
Meagan Ward helped children find the joy in picture day. Her Celebration of HAIR event brought in stylists to make children look and feel special.
By: Drew Bracken
JOHNSTOWN – Her life changed because of the kindness of a 5-year-old.
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