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Opioid settlement used to fund cosmetology training program

By: Leeann Fragosa

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Cosmetology Elite Academy owner Jennifer Stephens introduced several students from her program aimed at creating job opportunities through opioid settlement funds at the Whitley County Fiscal Court meeting on March 17.

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