GASTONIA, N.C. — Two Gastonia ministries are teaming up to create one of the largest drug-recovery facilities in the state.
The facility would have 86 beds, a kitchen, and three dining rooms and be located at the recently vacated Heritage Oaks assisted-living building.
Doug Lance, of Cornerstone Christian Center, is championing an effort to refurbish the building and make it a 90-day in-house recovery unit. They are working with City Church in Gastonia to try and make it happen.
He said it will be a safe place where people can get clean and get jobs.
In the video at the top of this webpage, Channel 9′s Ken Lemon explains what it will take to open the facility.
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