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COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) — NBC4’s annual special “ A Journey Through Alzheimer’s ,” hosted and produced in part by Colleen Marshall , has received another regional Emmy.
The half-hour informative program won in the Health/Medical Short or Long Form Content category at the 60th Annual Gala of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, Ohio Valley Chapter, on July 20, 2024, held at the Central Bank Center in Lexington, Kentucky.
“A Journey Through Alzheimer’s,” is a yearly broadcast that brings viewers important in-depth information on Alzheimer’s disease. The show, created by Marshall after her mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, has been airing for 16 years.
See how much a full-time worker in Ohio needs to make to afford a two-bedroom apartment In 2023 Marshall was recognized by the Central Ohio Alzheimer’s Association , receiving the organization’s Community Impact Award. The award honored the significant impact Marshall has made on behalf of families living with Alzheimer’s, including those reached by an annual TV program she hosts that offers resources and hope to families living with the disease.
“In my opinion, no one in Central Ohio has done more to support this cause and drive awareness of this disease than Colleen Marshall,” said Vince McGrail, executive director of the Alzheimer’s Association Central Ohio Chapter at the time. “Colleen consistently supports our mission and provides a platform for families to tell their stories.”
Butter Cow sculptures at Ohio State Fair will honor nation’s top athletes This is the sixth Emmy for “A Journey Through Alzheimer’s.” NBC4 also congratulates Jennifer Kiser, the station’s director of operations, who won an Emmy for her work on the annual series.
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