Article by Rick Hutzell Six people working to keep others alive discuss how the massive opioid lawsuit settlement could be a game-changer - or a historic lost opportunity Drinking afternoon...
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Thanksgiving kicks off the festival season with high expectations for a cozy and happy time of year. A time for family, friends, giving and gatherings. A time of wide-eyed wonder...
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Alcohol and drugs do not mix well with guns. Substances can put you in a state of mind where you are more willing to make poor choices, especially if that...
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Annapolis resident Jessie Dunleavy says not all drug users are ready or able to seek treatment. Harm reduction aims to prevent the harm that comes from drug use. Jessie Dunleavy...
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Ten years, one hundred twenty months, 3650 days of fighting the good fight in Anne Arundel County. Helping those who seek recovery from substance use and helping the community to...
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Did you know that, according to the American Psychological Center, in the past year alone, over 45 million adults in the United States suffered from a mental illness? Did you...
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What exactly would liberation look like for people in recovery? To me it is a world where people in recovery are no longer looked at as weak minded, pitiful or...
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A pack of cigarettes sits on top of a Buffalo Wild Wings application on the kitchen table in front of Mike Harsanyi. After six years struggling with heroin addiction and two spells in prison, Harsanyi has been living in a sober house in Maryland for five months and he’s looking for steady employment.
Project aims to address the public response to addiction through grassroots driven campaigns Facing Addiction announced today that Annapolis / Anne Arundel County (AACo) has been selected as one of...
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The goal of this event is to raise awareness to the surrounding community, families and local business owners and show that recovery is possible. Held in September to commemorate National...
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