Work continues at CAC building

July 8, 2020 at 4:00 a.m.

by Randy Moll

Westside Eagle Observer/RANDY MOLL Work continues at the new Children's Advocacy Center branch being built in Gentry. Ground was broken for the new facility in March. The Children's Advocacy Center of Benton County has been serving child abuse victims and their families from its primary office in Little Flock since 2000. The new 5,000-square-foot center in Gentry is being built to serve the western part of the county, including Gravette, Decatur, Gentry and Siloam Springs. The $1.1 million complex is expected to be complete sometime this fall.
Westside Eagle Observer/RANDY MOLL Work continues at the new Children's Advocacy Center branch being built in Gentry. Ground was broken for the new facility in March. The Children's Advocacy Center of Benton County has been serving child abuse victims and their families from its primary office in Little Flock since 2000. The new 5,000-square-foot center in Gentry is being built to serve the western part of the county, including Gravette, Decatur, Gentry and Siloam Springs. The $1.1 million complex is expected to be complete sometime this fall.

Westside Eagle Observer/RANDY MOLL

Work continues at the new Children's Advocacy Center branch being built in Gentry. Ground was broken for the new facility in March. The Children's Advocacy Center of Benton County has been serving child abuse victims and their families from its primary office in Little Flock since 2000. The new 5,000-square-foot center in Gentry is being built to serve the western part of the county, including Gravette, Decatur, Gentry and Siloam Springs. The $1.1 million complex is expected to be complete sometime this fall.