Cortland Prevention Resources, a division of Family Counseling Services, is offering a free training to community members who want to learn how to identify a possible opiate overdose and learn how to use Narcan to prevent the overdose. Narcan is … Continued
Family Counseling Services (FCS), in collaboration with the Cortland County Department of Social Services (DSS) and the Madison County DSS, has received two grants totaling $160,748 for a two-year project that will focus on child abuse prevention and treatment. The … Continued
Saturday April 25th marked the 10th medication collection event since 2010 with more than 10,000 pounds of prescription medication safely disposed of since the program was launched. Saturday’s collection brought in 760 pounds of medication- roughly the equivalent of three … Continued
The Cortland Rotary Club has selected Leslie Wilkins for the 2015 Pride of Workmanship Award, which celebrates the outstanding workforce of our community. She received the award at a special Rotary Club luncheon held on April 28 along with other … Continued
If you spent any time with teenagers, you may begin to wonder what is going on inside their heads. Rolling eyes, smart mouths, mood swings, and risky behaviors seem to be a simple matter of course for 13 to 19-year-olds. … Continued