Durham nonprofit gets 'life changing' state funding to teach Tae Kwon Do, life lessons
The program's founder believed in the program so much that for the past few years, he's been paying for it out of pocket.
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The program's founder believed in the program so much that for the past few years, he's been paying for it out of pocket.
Tim: What do you want me to know about how this year has been for you? Tyrell: It's been ok. Back in January, Tyrell, his mother, and three brothers were forced to move into a motel. Nearly, 360 apartments at McDougald Terrace were evacuated for months while Durham Housing Authority replaced old appliances believed to be the source of the harmful gas. Tyrell's family finally returned home in May. Tyrell: I like being back at home. But I don't like living out there. Tim: Why don't you like living out there? Tyrell: They shoot a lot. Tim: When did you hear shootings?