Enough is Enough, an opioid awareness organization, has placed 734 crosses at the National Guard Armory in Warrenton just north of Interstate 70.
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Enough is Enough, an opioid awareness organization, has placed 734 crosses at the National Guard Armory in Warrenton just north of Interstate 70.
Sabrina Wipfler, of Enough is Enough, said the crosses bear the names of those who tragically lost their lives to drug use.
The group brings the crosses around the country to visible locations to raise awareness for substance abuse issues. Wipfler said they are motivated by their loved ones, who they lost to drug use, like her son Kristopher.
She said they are acting as their loved ones’ voices to prevent others from falling to the same struggles.
“If we can save one life, that’s awesome,” said Wipfler.
