Homeless vets, others benefit from outreach event
Posted: September 18, 2009 at 5:44 a.m.
Gail Penix, left, and Misty Anderson, both with Paul Mitchell, give haircuts to Les Gurley and Ann Woodruff on Thursday at the Hope 2009 event in the Jefferson Center for Adult and Community Education in Fayetteville. The event provided a number of social services to area veterans and the homeless including housing aid, vision screening, haircuts and a meal.
The Jefferson Center for Adult and Community Education took on a temporary role as a location for homeless veterans and other needy individuals to get help Thursday.
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