Today’s promising young people are becoming tomorrow’s local headlines, according to Alabama Citizens Action Program (ALCAP) officials. That’s the reason behind ALCAP’s newest educational module
The story is familiar in many Alabama churches. A young woman who grew up in the church fell in love and married a young man
As a young high school student, Eric’s future seemed bright. He was an athlete, class president and popular among his peers. “From the outside, it
Methamphetamine not only affects the people involved with it but it also affects and contaminates the environment where it is cooked. The manufacturing process, although
In the four years that First Baptist Church, Russellville, has participated in Operation Knit Together, Pastor Gene Balding has gone three times to take shoes
Aside from the drug users themselves, perhaps no one has suffered more from the methamphetamine epidemic than Alabama’s children. According to Freida Baker, deputy director
To make methamphetamine, cookers use a mix of household ingredients including battery acid, Red Devil Lye and ephedrine, the main ingredient in many over-the-counter sinus
A teenage boy who is afraid his athletic abilities won’t measure up to his parents’ expectations. A suburban mother who wants the energy to keep
