Congressman Don Davis

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Mark Pritchett, CEO of the Goldsboro Family YMCA, has a vision for keeping Wayne County active. With over 6,000 members, the Goldsboro Family YMCA helps families stay healthy and active.

We proudly welcomed veterans and their families to our Veterans Resource Fair in Edenton. Our commitment remains strong to helping veterans navigate the benefits they've earned and supporting them in every way.

Ahoskie Mayor White and Town Manager Moses met with our team to discuss Project Building Love Off Community Kindness, a grassroots initiative to transform the community.

We are pleased that the Office of Management and Budget and the Department of Education have unfrozen crucial education funding for the next school year after advocating for Roanoke Rapids Graded School District and Granville County Public Schools. We will keep working for our…

Stop by the Washington County Bear Museum if you are in Plymouth. Known for having the most significant black bear population of any county in NC, the museum is a hub of knowledge on black bears.

Ahoskie Public Library offers diverse programming for all ages. As the library’s summer reading program is winding down, library staff is preparing for the upcoming National Night Out Book Fair Block Party on August 5th.

Friday in the First Jimmy Baugham, a lifelong Roanoke Rapids resident, has devoted his life to serving his country and community. He served 13 years in the U.S. Army Reserve before founding an electronics business, which he successfully operated for 39 years. After retirement,…

We need a fix that does not disadvantage eastern NC producers!

With over 29,000 franchises supporting 300,000+ jobs and $31 billion in economic output, North Carolina’s franchise sector is vital in strengthening our communities and local economies.

The Henderson-Vance Chamber of Commerce is dedicated to enhancing the community. They have invited local businesses to discuss strategies for educating residents and to actively participate in litter clean-up efforts.

The Vance County Cooperative Extension and the Eva Clayton Rural Food Institute hosted an event in Henderson focused on landowners and heirs' properties. Farmers, landowners, government officials, and community partners participated in informative sessions about land ownership,…

The Wayne County Chamber of Commerce welcomed new teachers with a breakfast to thank them for their commitment to educating Wayne County’s youth. They are looking forward to the upcoming school year.

It was an honor to recognize Richard “Doc” Borcicky of Rocky Mount, a Vietnam veteran, for his heroic service to our country.

Congress must ease the path for breakthrough rare disease therapies that can extend and improve patient quality of life. Since its founding in 1717, Ono Pharmaceuticals has strived to do just that by pioneering next-generation cancer and central nervous system medications.

The @USCG is vital for lifesaving missions, hurricane response, and coastal security in eastern NC. I voted for the Coast Guard Authorization Act of 2025, which is crucial for these efforts and includes a report on training facilities like the one at U.S. Coast Guard Base…

The Halifax County Visitors Center is an incredible resource. It houses the Halifax County Economic Development Commission and provides one-stop access to community and visitor information and business and industry support services.

The John 3:16 Community Resource Center is making a huge difference. They welcomed Halifax County Department of Social Services representatives to assist patrons and answer questions.

The Lincoln Height Community Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving Roanoke Rapids and the greater Halifax County area, is holding an exciting summer camp and serving as a Halifax County Schools summer meal site.

Wilson County United Way held its “Summer Conversations” event, during which United Way directors from multiple counties discussed how to tackle shared issues.

Greene County Cooperative Extension’s 4-H “Down on the Farm” connects students to local farmers. We were glad to catch up with everyone and see the impact of this remarkable program at Nooheroka Natural Farm Market.