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Sedona Meadows

Sedona Meadows

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Multiskilled Journalist, WZDX-TV (Huntsville, AL)

Huntsville

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I do NOT do gift guides or cover ecommerce deals.

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Total articles 196

  • WellSpan Health and a traumatic brain injury survivor host free event for TBI awareness

    By Sedona Meadows Verified| WPMT-TV (York, PA) Verified YORK COUNTY, Pa. — Happening on April 8, WellSpan Health and a traumatic brain injury (TBI) survivor will host a free event at Guthrie Memorial Library to inform the public about strategies for TBI detection, prevention, recovery and resilience. Each year, more than two million Americans suffer some form of traumatic brain injury, the most frequent being a concussion. And many TBIs go undetected or misdiagnosed.

    By Sedona Meadows Verified · WPMT-TV (York, PA)

    Apr. 08, 2025

  • Wilson College shares artwork from students and faculty through 'ArtsFest 2025'

    By Sedona Meadows Verified| WPMT-TV (York, PA) Verified FRANKLIN COUNTY, Pa. — Happening this week, Wilson College is hosting its 2025 ArtsFest. This year’s theme is called “Art is…shared stories,” featuring college community members and students who will be showcasing their experience, expertise and work.

    By Sedona Meadows Verified · WPMT-TV (York, PA)

    Apr. 07, 2025

  • WellSpan Health and a traumatic brain injury survivor host free event for TBI awareness

    By Sedona Meadows Verified| WPMT-TV (York, PA) Verified YORK COUNTY, Pa. — Happening on April 8, WellSpan Health and a traumatic brain injury (TBI) survivor will host a free event at Guthrie Memorial Library to inform the public about strategies for TBI detection, prevention, recovery and resilience. Each year, more than two million Americans suffer some form of traumatic brain injury, the most frequent being a concussion. And many TBIs go undetected or misdiagnosed.

    By Sedona Meadows Verified · WPMT-TV (York, PA)

    Apr. 08, 2025

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WZDX-TV (Huntsville, AL)

York, Pennsylvania, United States

+1 717-843-0043