Inspiring Stories of Community Impact: A Conversation with Alex Bernal

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Join Tanya Flanagan on "The Scoop" as she sits down with Alex Bernal, a program supervisor for Clark County's Parks and Recreation, in this engaging episode. Discover Alex's fascinating journey from growing up with a love for music to becoming a foster parent and a positive influence in the lives of many. From sharing memories of Melvin "Beetle" Ennis and the dedication of a recreation center in his honor to discussing the transformative power of fostering, Alex provides insights into his life and the impact of community programs. Tune in to this heartfelt conversation that explores the importance of mentorship, the power of time, and the enduring legacy of love and compassion in our communities.

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