WSS Volume 39 No. 31
WESTSIDESTORY NEWSPAPER
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 2025
'No Drugs Kids Day' Promotes Drug-Free Living at Civic Center Park in Apple Valley
APPLE VALLEY, CA Civic Center Park in Apple Valley was filled with laugh- ter, learning, and community spirit dur- ing the annual "No Drugs Kids Day" cel- ebration. The event brought together families for a fun and educational afternoon focused on drug and for his continued ded- ication to promoting drug-free lifestyles and youth education.
Children ranging from preschool to high school partici- pated in interactive games, enjoyed give- aways, and even had the chance to win a free bicycle all while learning the overdose prevention.\\ importance of mak-
Among those in at- tendance was Chris- topher Porter, Policy Director, who pre- sented Frank Kelly, CEO of No Drugs America, with a cering healthy, drug-free choices. The event served as a positive reminder of the com- munity's shared com- mitment to keeping youth informed, emtificate of recognition powered, and safe.
No Drugs Kids Day Prevention is the Best Treatment
NO DRUGS AMERICA ASSOCIATION, INC. PO Box 3308, Victoria CA 92393-300 www.NoDrugsAmerica.org
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DEVORE, CA--- department's This past Saturday, October 11, the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Depart- ment hosted its latest Lady Be Aware self- defense course at the Train- ing Center in Devore.
The full-day, eighthour program provid- ed participants with a comprehensive blend of classroom instruction, weaponless de-
Course in Devore tical skills necessary to reduce the risk of becoming victims of violence. Open to women ages 16 and older (with a guardian for minors), the training drew parfense techniques, and firearm safety train- ing. Designed spe- cifically for women, the course focused on equipping attendees with the awareness, confidence, and practicipants from across the county eager to learn real-world strat- egies for personal protection. Due to continued interest, additional Lady Be Aware courses are scheduled for November 15, January 10, January 24, and February 21. Registration is $75 and can be complet- ed by emailing lady- [email protected]