Addiction Recovery Care (ARC), a leading provider of treatment and recovery services across the Commonwealth, hosted a ribbon cutting today for its newest residential treatment center, Crown Recovery Center, in Springfield.

After sitting behind the wheel, Merritt is hanging up his keys to take on a new role with ARC on the project and development team specifically working as a warehouse specialist.

He says the world is seeing a ‘new him’ and he is excited to make more change in his new career with Addiction Recovery Care.

ARC is proud to announce and welcome John Walsh as the company's new Senior Director of Recovery Services. John comes on board, adding a state and national reputation as an addiction treatment leader with decades of experience. He will take on a pivotal role as ARC doubles down on family programs and its innovative approach to care.

“Trauma was my gateway drug,” says Theresa Lafeve, reflecting on her difficult, but inspiring, journey to recovery.

There’s a lot of hope behind the guitar strummed by Zach Hopkins during Sunday morning worship at his church.

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What is Addiction Recovery Care? Addiction Recovery Care (ARC) is headquartered in Louisa, Kentucky and operates a network of over 30 addiction treatment centers in Eastern and Central Kentucky. Our organization offers a full continuum of care. Our mission is to create opportunities for people to discover hope and live their God-given destiny.

ARC management is hopeful they can finalize a deal this year with the property owners of OLBH. Doing so would restore an estimated 250 to 300 jobs in the City of Russell and Greenup County.

Kayla’s addiction started around the time she was 13-years-old. It was a couple of years after her brother’s death that she started using substances.