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Harrison County Uses Opioid Funds Strategically | Clarksburg News
Harrison County poured over $633,000 from opioid settlement funds into life-saving services last year—fueling treatment, housing, transportation, prevention, and healthcare. Nearly half went to recovery programs like The Change Initiative’s Phoenix Recovery House for women, while schools and media campaigns reached thousands with student-led prevention and powerful recovery stories. Naloxone, dental care, and equine therapy also got critical funding—all managed through public oversight to tackle West Virginia’s opioid crisis head-on. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow…
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