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Congressman Don Davis

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Congressman Don Davis

@RepDonDavis

Father | Husband | Veteran | @HouseAgDems |@HASCDemocrats Working to deliver fair solutions for #NC01.

NC's First District

Joined January 2023

Congressman Don Davis
@RepDonDavis
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The future of farming belongs to those willing to work hard and think differently. Enjoyed visiting Seed Hydro in Norlina, where new ideas and family farming go hand in hand. By using hoop houses to bring some of the season's first tomatoes to market and partnering with local
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Congressman Don Davis
@RepDonDavis
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Enjoyed spending time with Warren County students at Fun on the Farm: Food for Thought, where they rolled up their sleeves to learn about agriculture and discover the value of teamwork. Programs like this spark curiosity, build confidence, and inspire the next generation to
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Congressman Don Davis
@RepDonDavis
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Before food reaches our tables, there's a farmer taking the risk. Grateful to Hight Family Farms for bringing together farmers from Warren County and neighboring communities for an honest conversation about the future of agriculture. We discussed rising costs, labor challenges,
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Congressman Don Davis
@RepDonDavis
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Good-paying jobs start with opportunity. Enjoyed visiting Vance-Granville Community College's Warren County Campus and seeing firsthand how students are preparing for rewarding careers through hands-on education and workforce training. When we invest in the people of eastern
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Congressman Don Davis
@RepDonDavis
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Strong communities don't happen by accident. They're built by people who step up to serve. Grateful for the opportunity to meet with members of the Rho Tau Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated, The Links, Incorporated, and the Warren County Community Center
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Congressman Don Davis
@RepDonDavis
Jul 5
Some heroes serve on the battlefield and then come home to keep serving their neighbors. At 100 years old, Edgecombe County’s oldest living veteran and World War II hero, Irvin J. “Buck” Price, represents the very best of America. At just 18, he served as a helmsman aboard LST
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Congressman Don Davis
@RepDonDavis
Jul 5
America’s story runs right through eastern North Carolina. As we celebrate America’s 250th anniversary, we honor our past, celebrate the people who make our communities strong, and recommit ourselves to building a brighter future for the next generation. 🇺🇸
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Congressman Don Davis
@RepDonDavis
Jul 4
Eastern North Carolina is more than the place I represent; it is my home. It is where generations of hardworking people have raised families, worked the land, served our nation, built small businesses, worshiped together, and looked out for their neighbors. I believe in faith,
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Congressman Don Davis
@RepDonDavis
Jul 4
Happy Semiquincentennial, America! 🇺🇸 From our farms and small towns to our military installations and coastal communities, and everywhere in between, eastern North Carolina proudly celebrates 250 years of freedom, sacrifice, and the enduring American spirit that continues to
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Congressman Don Davis
@RepDonDavis
Jul 4
Happy 250th Birthday, America! What a privilege to celebrate this historic milestone with families across eastern North Carolina, from Goldsboro and Rocky Mount to Elizabeth City. We traveled to our offices to celebrate with the people. For 250 years, ordinary Americans have
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Congressman Don Davis
@RepDonDavis
Jul 3
Friday in the First Meet Wrenn Phillips, the Town Crier of Halifax and one of the community's most dedicated stewards of American history. For decades, Wrenn has faithfully carried forward a centuries-old tradition, lending his voice, his passion, and his unwavering commitment
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Congressman Don Davis
@RepDonDavis
Jul 3
As we join in celebrating the spirit of America, we are stronger together. 🇺🇸
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Congressman Don Davis
@RepDonDavis
Jul 3
"We hold these truths to be self-evident..." Those bold, timeless words changed the course of history and gave birth to a nation founded on freedom. Among the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence were three North Carolinians: Joseph Hewes of Edenton, John Penn of
We The People: Remembering Eastern North Carolina’s signer of the Declaration of Independence
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