After 15-year-old beaten to death, 9 Investigates if NC is doing enough to protect children
This week marks three years since a teenager died after being brutally beat at his Rockingham home. His mother and her boyfriend were charged.
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This week marks three years since a teenager died after being brutally beat at his Rockingham home. His mother and her boyfriend were charged.
Crossnore is the home for children on Reynolda Road that merged with the United Methodist Children’s Home in 2016.
Editor’s Note: The following is part of a regular series of commentaries/columns courtesy of Crossnore Communities for Children. This installment is submitted by {span}Brett Loftis, CEO, Crossnore Communities for Children.
The Crossnore Communities for Children home in Winston-Salem is serving as the launching pad for a new foster-care initiative with the N.C. Department of Health and Human Services.
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