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| Group works to build new facility at Buncombe prison |
| By .citizen-times.com - Julie Ball |
| Published: 11/30/2012 |
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ASHEVILLE , NC— After years of fundraising, a group working to build a new multipurpose building at the Buncombe Correctional Center hopes to start construction on the project in the spring. “We are at a point where we are nearing completion,” said Stewart Humphrey, who serves on both the Buncombe Correctional Center Community Resource Council and the nonprofit New Life Center board. But the drive to raise money is not yet complete. Humphrey said those involved in the project have raised about three-quarters of the $300,000 they need for the new facility. To help with the project, a gospel concert will be held Dec. 9 in Asheville. The idea behind the 2,400-square-foot building is to create an area for classes and religious activities by all faiths, Humphrey said. Read More. |
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