By Lisa Hammersly
The application for $60,000 in Arkansas taxpayer money promised to help veterans in trouble.
The goal was to “get our homeless veterans off the streets” — and “back on [their] feet,” wrote a West Memphis nonprofit.
Creative Strategies Community Development Corp. applied for the General Improvement Fund grant in 2013. The plan: buy “a single-family lot” and build “a 3/4 bedroom transitional home” to “house homeless veterans.”
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