Building character behind prison walls
McLOUD — Assaults are down.
Common courtesy is on the rise.
That's what matters when Warden Millicent Newton-Embry looks out on the yard at Mabel Bassett Correctional Center these days.
Hundreds of inmates at the medium- and maximum-security women's prison in McLoud have been participating in a new program designed to instill character and faith values.
Newton-Embry said she was eager to begin the ...
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