COLUMBIA, S.C. -- Terrance Ferrell never wanted to come back to Columbia. His memory of the capital city was of holidays spent with his grandmother visiting relatives at prisons up and down Broad River Road.
Soon, Ferrell would come to know those prisons from the inside.
But after two decades in and out of jail and prison, Columbia is the setting of Ferrell’s new chapter. It’s also the home for the second location of Turn90, the nonprofit that Ferrell credits with turning his life around and where he’s now the print shop manager.
