by dmorton
A high school cheerleader. The voice of reason. Responsible.That was how many people would have described Erica Gentry.She didn’t really know much about drugs until she was 18. Then some people that Erica looked up to pulled out meth when they were hanging out. She...
by dmorton
By Phil Pendleton, WKYTFRANKFORT, Ky. (9-28-22) – State leaders say there’s another tool to help people suffering from drug addiction.Governor Beshear and others announced the formation of a new website – FindRecoveryHousingNowKY.org – to help people...
by dmorton
By Lydia Taylor, Spectrum News1MANCHESTER, Ky. — Sen. Mitch McConnel and Congressman Hal Rogers announced Tuesday, September 20, the Appalachian Regional Commission will award more than $950,000 to an organization to help expand substance abuse treatment in...
by dmorton
Operation UNITE photo Lt. Gov. Jacqueline Coleman, seen on the steps of the Old Capitol, addressed those in attendance for the rally and presented Van Ingram, Executive Director of the Kentucky Office of Drug Control Policy, with a proclamation declaring September...
by dmorton
Jill had a great childhood. She was an only child with great parents – raised with spiritual values and no reason to use drugs. But, in high school, she felt awkward and defiant. She wanted the wrong people to like her and wanted to fit in. Ultimately, she used...
