FAMIS program still under-utilized

by GLENN GANNAWAY • Staff Writer
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Glenda Collins and other officials involved with the state’s FAMIS program are puzzled by the low number of people who have enrolled their children. PHOTO BY GLENN GANNAWAY.Click Hereto order photo reprints


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