Reds Fan Inspires Team

A nationally-syndicated cable television crew has spent a lot of time in Cincinnati during the past year. While a good portion of their time has been at

A nationally-syndicated cable television crew has spent a lot of time in Cincinnati during the past year. While a good portion of their time has been at the home of the Cincinnati Reds, the baseball team has not been their main focus.

ESPN has been following the story of Teddy Kremer, a 30 year-old with Down Syndrome who’s been the Red’s honorary batboy three times and now has a job with the organization.

As Kentucky Public Radio’s Cheri Lawson reports, through his involvement with the Reds, Teddy Kremer has inspired countless people.

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Cheri is WEKU's Arts Reporter covering stories in northern and central Kentucky.  

She is a 25 year broadcast veteran with experience at stations in Ohio and Kentucky as a producer, anchor, reporter, announcer and talk show host.

Cheri has won numerous awards from the Public Radio News Directors Association, the Ohio and Kentucky Associated Press, and the Cincinnati and Ohio chapters of the Society for Professional Journalists.