What in the heck is going on with this drug “epidemic”? What’s causing all of this stuff we hear about skyrocketing drug use, overdoses, and heroin addiction? Watch at least the first 10 minutes of THIS VIDEO. Watch a little...
Learn moreAbout a year ago, my sister-in-law told me a story. She was watching one of her favorite cooking and traveling shows. The words that ended the Colombia episode made her pause the show and frantically look for a piece of paper and pen to jot...
Learn moreHi, my name is Angie. I have a teenage daughter and I have been working with DFCA for 11 years now. All of this has shown me how really, (really, really, really) important it is to have solid info to help people stay away from drugs. Whether...
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FBI CJIS Division Presents Director’s Community Leadership Award to Drug Free Clubs of America On Thursday, February 2, 2017, the FBI’s Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Division presented the Harrison County Chapter of the Drug...
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Nonprofits to pitch goals and strategies to the public at SVP’s Fast Pitch On March 1, 10 area nonprofits will compete for $30,000 in award money at Social Venture Partners’ fourth annual Fast Pitch competition. Much like startup pitch...
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The Parkersburg News and Sentinel (Photo Provided: Ben Shuman, Parkersburg Boys and Girls Club executive director, left, Boys and Girls Club board member Dave Lewis, center, and Rotary’s Drug Free Clubs of America coordinator Bob Newell, right...
Learn moreChillicothe Gazette By Chris Balusik CHILLICOTHE — Since its inception earlier this year, it seems like a ray of light has been shining on efforts to get the My Attitude Determines Everything (M.A.D.E.) anti-drug program rolling in local high...
Learn moreChillicothe Gazette By Chris Balusik CHILLICOTHE — Culture is everything when it comes to drumming up interest in the Drug Free Clubs of America initiative and creating that culture appears to be off to a solid start in Ross County. Chris Scott...
Learn more5 News WDTV By Mike Valente HARRISON COUNTY, W.Va (WDTV) – Monday marks the start of National Heroin and Opioid Awareness Week. As police continue to conduct raids connected to the influx of heroin laced with Fentanyl, teachers say they...
Learn moreCircleville Herald By Jennifer Bahney CIRCLEVILLE — One-third of the entire student body at Circleville High School (CHS) has joined “Club Future,” the school’s chapter of the Drug Free Clubs of America. That means that around 200 students have...
Learn moreChillicothe Gazette By Chris Balusik CHILLICOTHE — Like the thought of running through Ross County all hours of the day or night? If so, The Buck Fifty, a new event coming in the spring of 2017, might be the right fit for you. The Buck Fifty is a...
Learn moreTime Leader BY Robert Defrank ST. CLAIRSVILLE – The Belmont County Independent Agents Association recently presented a check for $2,000 to the Belmont County chapter of the Drug Free Clubs of America. “Our organization supports the...
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