Mary Behanna is a Field Reporter at WHIZ Media Group Southeastern Ohio Broadcasting Company. She covers a diverse range of topics including health and wellness, education, arts and entertainment, and animal care, reflecting her commitment to community-focused journalism. Mary has also been featured in The Business Herald, showcasing her versatility and passion for storytelling.
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Mary Behanna's focus is on local community events, charitable organizations, and news relevant to Zanesville, Ohio. She predominantly covers health & wellbeing, family & relationships, education and house & home topics. For effective outreach to Mary Behanna, consider pitching stories about local community events or initiatives in Zanesville that promote wellness, education or support for families.
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By: Mary Behanna
ZANESVILLE OH – You’re not having Deja Vu, This Week’s Pet of the Week is Petunia, again! We told you about Petunia last week, but April Gibson, the Executive Director of the Animal Shelter Society, says she needs to find her forever family soon. Gibson says she and her staff go above and beyond for all of the animals in...
By: Mary Behanna
ZANESVILLE, OH – The Renner Theatre’s production of “Alice in Wonderland” kicked off on Thursday, Aug. 7th, but don’t worry, you still have plenty of chances to catch a show. James Every, who will be portraying the Mad Hatter, described his character and what he did to bring the character to life on the stage. “The Madder Hatter is so...
By: Mary Behanna
NEW LEXINGTON, OH – Over 1,000 children in Perry County got ready to get back into the class room this week. The Perry County Job and Family Services hosted their 17th annual Back to School bash on August 5th at the Perry County Fairgrounds and organizers say the event just gets bigger and better every year. Amy Frame, the Director...
ZANESVILLE OH – You’re not having Deja Vu, This Week’s Pet of the Week is Petunia, again!. We told you about Petunia last week, but April Gibson, the Execu
NEW LEXINGTON, OH – Over 1,000 children in Perry County got ready to get back into the class room this week. The Perry County Job and Family Services hoste
ZANESVILLE, OH – The Renner Theatre’s production of “Alice in Wonderland” kicked off on Thursday, Aug. 7th, but don’t worry, you still have plenty of chanc
By: Mary Behanna
ZANESVILLE, OH – 8/11 isn’t just a date, it’s also an important reminder for homeowners to call ahead if they’re planning an outdoor digging project. Erica Chronaberry, the Director of Communications with Columbia Gas of Ohio, says you should always make a call to 811 at least two full business days before you begin an underground project. She says all...
By: Mary Behanna
Photo provided by Buckeye Championship Wrestling COSHOCTON, OH – Buckeye Championship Wrestling is coming to Coshocton this weekend. The “Everybody Has A Price” wrestling event will be this Saturday, August 15th at the Kids of America Inc. building. Adam Kurtz, the Owner of Smashing Barrels Retrocade, says after the success at the Dresden Homecoming, he wanted to bring in another...
ZANESVILLE, OH – 8/11 isn’t just a date, it’s also an important reminder for homeowners to call ahead if they’re planning an outdoor digging project. Erica
By: Mary Behanna
ZANESVILLE, OH – This Week’s Dog of the Week is a happy girl looking for someone to take her on a car ride to the beach. Meet Snooki! She’s a 2 to 3-year-old terrier mix who’s great with kids, keeps a clean kennel, and is searching for her forever family. Doug McQuaid, a volunteer at the K-9 Adoption Center, says...
