The city of Fayetteville is investing thousands of dollars to help address the ongoing opioid crisis, directing more than $100,000 to local organizations on the front lines of the epidemic.
Myrover-Reese Recovery Homes, a nonprofit that has helped people on their recovery journey for decades, is among the recipients.
Executive Director Ivan Pride said the funding is critical for their work. “Recovering from substance use disorder is not as easy as the overall public might think,” Pride said…