Ferguson Road Initiative

This new direction falls on the heels of a recent string of grants and by contributions made by local business leaders and corporations.

... and once again, arson is suspected.

Has an advanced filtration system so you don't have to worry (as much) about those little bacterial critters.

As the economy goes, so goes financial support from governmental bodies.

The VIP program helps residents reduce neighborhood crime.

Citizens are invited to come down to the New Hope Lutheran Church on Tuesdays and Saturdays through April 15.

Notes on a recent burglary and car damage.

Get yer low prices off my dang lawn!

Crime(watch) does pay.

There would be no Pegasus News if not for the inspiration provided by FRI -- and that's the least of the organization's contributions, which were celebrated with a bus tour and reception last Friday.

Along with showcasing FRI’s achievements, the bus tour will take passengers on a personal tour of the areas in most need of community support, emphasizing on the tour the areas of opportunity that are addressed in FRI’s strategic economic improvement plan.

Katrina refugees blamed for crime spike.

Gangstas enter the digital age.

Helicopters over the house again.

Neighborhood groups are in opposition.

Responsible for a combined 130 burglaries.

Mural is an image of hope.

FRI serves more than 40,000 residents in 20 neighborhoods in the White Rock Hills area with its U.S. Department of Justice Weed & Seed program that "weeds" out crime and "seeds" economic development.

Program reduces crime and seeds business in eight area communities