Meth training teaches community response to growing issue

A funeral home in Arkansas and a church parking lot in Indiana were not immune to the infestation of methamphetamine.

“It’s found everywhere,” said Terry Stinson, prevention specialist for RiverValley Behavioral Health Regional Prevention Center in Owensboro. “They found a lab a few years ago in Owensboro in a homeless shelter.”

More than 40 people gathered April 14 at the Grant County Extension Office to learn the dangers of meth and how communities can fight the ever-growing problem.

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