A person can recover their lives. They can live full, healthy lives in the community and independently.

For all intents and purposes, they've closed it, they've purged it.

For a person who isn't able to work, because of their mental illness, they end up on a fixed income that makes housing very much a challenge.

A lot of local merchants come out as sponsors or are donating items. Everyone in the community is welcome.

The main thing we want to do with the store is turn it into a community resource for people who play games.

This is a community-oriented arts festival. It has what I would term a real down-home feeling. We try to treat our artists and the public very, very well. It's a lot of fun, even if you just like to window shop and people watch.