Kathleen Turner just completed a month of performances at Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park in Matthew Lombardo's drama 'High,' and she also made time to stump for Planned Parenthood's local branch. As chairwoman of the national Planned Parenthood Board of Advocates, Turner spoke to local residents about the importance of sex and contraceptive education. "What we stand for is to plan your parenthood, is to plan when you want to have a child. And make that part of your life decision rather than simply have it happen to you."  

Pregnancy Center East sees hundreds of women each year, all facing what's likely the toughest question of their young lives: I'm pregnant. Now what? And in this tough economy, for women who typically visit the center that question isn't getting any easier to navigate. That's among the reasons Pregnancy Center East, which bills itself as a "Pro-Life, Pro-Women, Pro-Children" organization, has expanded and relocated.