Lori Wells said she wanted the cross to serve as a visible sign of the drug crisis: “All these young folks are dying, and nobody knows about it. It’s terrible.”
A mother is hoping to have a cross that she placed in memory of her daughter returned after it was seemingly stolen from its resting place.
“We went and had a little ceremony and we placed a cross and then somebody took it,” Wells said, noting they discovered it was missing just three days after they placed it.“So, somebody took it for no reason. It wasn't because it was in the wrong place or anything,” she said.
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