Murals found useful in rehabilitation
Fayetteville facility houses 100 women convicted of nonviolent crimes
Posted: October 28, 2011 at 5:53 a.m.
Arkansas Democrat-Gazette/RYAN MCGEENEY --10-21-2011-- Kayla Wilks, an inmate at the Community Corrections Center in Fayetteville, continues work on a mural painting of the Peace Ball art installation located outside the Fayetteville Town Center on Oct. 21. Inmates at the facility are encouraged to recreate various scenes from around Arkansas on interior walls throughout the facility.
Hidden in the mural that adorns many of the walls of the Northwest Arkansas Community Correction Center are details that offer a glimpse of the life of its residents.
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Northwest Arkansas, Pages 9 on 10/28/2011
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