Jordan's Place co-founder Cathy Pritchett, pictured at left, welcomes the first group of young teens into Jordan's Place Oct. 9 as the activity center reopened at its building in downtown Warrenton. …
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Jordan's Place co-founder Cathy Pritchett, pictured at left, welcomes the first group of young teens into Jordan's Place Oct. 9 as the activity center reopened at its building in downtown Warrenton. With her in the front row are Fernie Meyer, Enrique Torrez and Collin Durham. In back are Sidney McRoy and Johnny Bramlet. The mural at the front desk is a new painting by Dillan Bilyeu of Warrenton.
