‘Feel the roar’ – QC Air Show may attract 80,000
Dave Thompson
Sara Johnson thanks the many people who were part of her success at a graduation ceremony Friday, Jan. 27, at the One Eighty Community Center. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON
The 13 graduates told stories of tragedy and triumph. They told stories of being homeless, hopeless, and then about their tough road to recovery. They told their comeback stories.
Those 13 Quad Citians now are graduates of the 14-month rehabilitation program conducted by the Quad Cities nonprofit group One Eighty. Several hundred guests heard those stories of coming back from drug…
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