North Columbus News

Rep. Jennifer Gross, a member of the Ohio House of Representatives, posted several messages on September 21, 2025, addressing state parks, support for a fellow lawmaker, and her feelings about the passing of an individual named Charlie.

In a tweet posted at 11:49 AM UTC, Gross encouraged residents to take advantage of local resources: "Congratulations! Go and play in our parks, friends. Your state taxes help fund them. Ohio’s state parks named the best in the U.S. by national groups https://t.co/sKJtkbdULx".

Later that day at 2:25 PM UTC, she voiced her support for another legislator: "One of the best Ohio reps. He walks the walk, and as a criminal law attorney, he understands the criminal justice system. Ohio needs a tough on crime representative like Josh Williams. We also need him to fight for Medical Freedom, too. https://t.co/ODUaJyGviE".

At 2:45 PM UTC on September 21, Gross reflected on personal loss and referenced faith in her remarks about Charlie's passing: "Not going to lie. I feel very sad today even though I know Charlie is with Jesus and stands now with the 'great cloud of witnesses' spoken about in the book of Revelation, but how many of you will be watching his Celebration of Life? @TPUSA @MatthewJshow @MattWalshBlog https://t.co/wNtDVm2t6k".

Gross has been an advocate for various issues during her tenure in the Ohio House of Representatives. Her public posts often reflect ongoing legislative debates within Ohio regarding topics such as criminal justice reform and medical freedom—issues that have seen increased attention from both lawmakers and constituents across the state.