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Alabama Prisons Debut New ‘Fresh’ Food Program

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By Destry McKinney, Richard Fox
| Prison Journalism Project
This story was published in partnership with, a daily newsletter for readers who want to better understand the American South and its people through food. Subscribe to The Food Section, follow them on Instagram, or download the TFS app on Android or iOS. By Destry McKinney On Aug. 22, I saw something I had never seen before in my 20-plus years in Alabama prisons. Around 1 p.m. on that Saturday, four incarcerated people went from O-Dorm to a prison kitchen in William E.
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‘Where to’ for Western Sydney? Legacy in business, sport and the community

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By Richard Fox, Vince Tropiano, Lea Hicks
| grantthornton.com.au
Lea Hicks and Richard Fox reflect on the roadmaps that have guided them to success throughout their careers in Western Sydney. The video is playing. This video is playing in mini-player mode. Lea Hicks co-founded the Hix Group with her husband in 1992. From its base in Penrith, the business grew into a multi-trade organisation servicing customers across New South Wales before being successfully sold in 2024.
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What a Monthly Budget Looks Like in Prison

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By Richard Fox, Nathan Gray, Chastyn “Nova” Hicks
| Prison Journalism Project
How do you budget on a couple hundred dollars or less a month of income? That’s a question most people in prison have to ask themselves. The vast majority of prison jobs pay an hourly wage of cents on the dollar — and several states pay nothing. Tight budgets are a fact of life in prison. Learning to stretch earnings and finding other ways to pad your income, via side hustles and family support, are an important part of surviving behind bars.
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