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Hiroshima · HiroshimaBy Marcia Phillips
For the Enterprise Aug. 6 marked the 80th anniversary of the dropping of the first atomic bomb in world warfare, on the Japanese city of Hiroshima to bring World War II to an end.
The man with his hand on the lever to release that weapon into history was Davie County’s own native son – Thomas Ferebee.
Tom was born on Nov. 9, 1917 into a rural family near Cana in the waning hours of World War I, supposedly the War to End All Wa…See the Story
Davie Native Dropped the Bomb that Made History - Davie County Enterprise Record
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Mocksville · MocksvilleDavie’s Sue Couch represented North Carolina at the National Senior Games in Des Moines, Iowa this summer, earning sixth and seventh place finishes in two cornhole divisions.
Couch competed in singles in the 80–84 age group, where she secured sixth place, and in mixed doubles in the 65–70 age group, she and partner Mike Royster finished seventh. Her achievements are especially remarkable considering she only picked up the game three years ago.
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Woman first from Davie to compete in national cornhole competition - Davie County Enterprise Record
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Mocksville · MocksvillePoint Road isn’t a long as it once was.
County commissioners earlier this month unanimously approved a request from the Land Trust of Central NC to close the dead-end road in southern Davie .6 of a mile from its current terminus.
The land trust is the only landowner affected, and owns the land surrounding and containing The Point, where the Yadkin and South Yadkin rivers converge.
Travis Morehead, executive director of the Three Rivers Land Trus…Read Article
Point Road becomes a big shorter - Davie County Enterprise Record
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