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$82,000 Goes to Local Charities

http://www.wrdw.com/homeandfamily/headlines/82000_goes_to_local_charities_118941904.html

 

 

26 Women to Watch: Dr. Faye Hargrove

 

http://www2.wagt.com/news/2010/may/19/26-women-to-watch-dr-faye-hargrove-ar-689506/

 

 

Reframe Clients' Financial Behavior for Planning Success

 

http://www.advisorone.com/article/reframe-clients-financial-behavior-planning-success

 

Breakthrough Program for Better Life Choices

 

http://www.pr.com/press-release/210953

 

Comcast Community Concerns: Interview With Dr. Faye Hargrove

http://www.viddler.com/explore/bzhasan54/videos/6/

 

Comcast Community Concerns: Interview With Dr Faye Hargrove III

http://www.viddler.com/explore/bzhasan54/videos/14/

 

Faye Hargrove Attends MCGHealth’s CSRA in Scrubs with Augusta Mayor

http://www.mcghealth.org/media-center/McgContentPage.aspx?nd=408&news=1306

 

Augusta Dropout Prevention Summit

September 19, 2009

Convener: Richmond County Board of Education

 

http://www.americaspromise.org/Our-Work/Dropout-Prevention/Summits/Archive/Augusta.aspx


The NEXT STEPS PROGRAM Helps Richmond County Students

Augusta Chronicle - June 2008
Program reforms troubled students

Hawthorne Welcher said he was skeptical that a day-long counseling program could reform the students who posed the "toughest" discipline problems in his school.

But after seeing his students emerge from the Hargrove Next Steps Program, Lucy C. Laney High School's principal now calls himself a believer.

To read the complete article, please visit:
http://chronicle.augusta.com/stories/061708/met_462417.shtml?cpage=last



Augusta Chronicle - December 2007
Counseling program weighed

Venus Cain walked out of her office in the middle of a school day and found a young girl lying on a bench at Riverwalk Augusta. Her teenage cousin had gone to get change for a soft drink.

"I looked at her and said, 'My God. This child is awful young to be homeless,' " Mrs. Cain, a Richmond County school board member, recalled saying when she met the two a couple of months ago.

To read the complete article, please visit:
http://chronicle.augusta.com/stories/122107/met_177530.shtml


Columbia County Times
Woman helped land slave ship exhibit

http://newstimes.augusta.com/stories/020205/new_3235963.shtml



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