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Fred McClure Remembered for a Lifetime of Service — DavidsonLocal.com

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By Antionette Kerr Verified
| Davidson Local
Fred McClure Remembered for a Lifetime of Service and a Vote That Helped Change Davidson County Former Davidson County Commissioner Fred McClure, a Vietnam veteran, businessman and longtime public servant whose political career included taking a consequential stand in support of recognizing Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Davidson County, has died. Vice Chair of the Davidson County Commissioners wrote to Davidson Local. Yates said, “It’s such a sad day to hear about Commissioner McClure’s passing.
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Flags are lowered in Davidson County remembering Dolly Parton — DavidsonLocal.com

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By Antionette Kerr Verified
| Davidson Local
Flags in Thomasville are being lowered to half-staff as the nation mourns the death of legendary singer, songwriter and philanthropist Dolly Parton. President Donald Trump ordered American flags lowered nationwide for one week beginning at 6 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 25, in Parton's honor. Parton died Tuesday at age 80. Flags are to remain at half-staff until sunset Sept. 1. “Dolly’s incredible music, generosity and commitment to helping others touched millions of lives.
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Davidson County Commissioners Split on Data Center Moratorium

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By Antionette Kerr Verified
| Davidson Local
A proposed six-month pause on new data center development failed Monday night after the Davidson County Board of Commissioners split 3-3 on the measure. Karen Watford,  Chair Todd Yates, and Steve Shell voted against the Moratorium. Chris Elliott, Tripp Kester, Matt Mizell voted for the Moratorium. Fred McClure was absent The Aug.
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