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Moore County closed a county-owned building in the mid-1990s after several workers complained of repeated health problems. The workers say the building made them sick, but county officials dispute that claim.
Sharon Scott suffers from so-called multiple chemical sensitivity, or MCS - an allergy to everyday chemicals such as cleansers, perfumes and pesticides.
Frances says the Moore County Community Services Building where she used to work made her sick.
The Moore County Community Services Center looks like a perfectly good office building. It used to be an electronics plant. But look inside now and you'll find it's empty. That's because many of the employees who worked here got sick. And when their sickness persisted, the county closed the building.
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