I rise to recognize Juneteenth and the communities across eastern North Carolina who celebrated with joy, unity, and meaningful reflection. From Wilson to Columbia and Goldsboro to Rocky Mount, there was wonderful dancing with Boots on the…
Joseph Haynes Davis
The Public Record
I rise to celebrate the historic 2025 graduating class of Martin County High School. The proud Gators made history with their first graduation since the unification of South Creek High School and Riverside High School. The Gators had their…
I honor a remarkable public servant and friend, Efton Sager. Efton served in the United States Air Force, retiring as a master sergeant. His commitment to our community was evident in all the active roles he played, including serving on…
I honor the remarkable life of Bronis Avent, an American hero. He bravely served in World War II and over the course of two other conflicts. At 101 years old, I had the privilege of meeting him and expressing my gratitude for his…
I rise to recognize the exceptional sheriffs of North Carolina's First Congressional District. It was a privilege to engage with such dedicated leaders as we addressed the pressing issues facing eastern North Carolina. Our discussions on…
there was standing room only at Wilson Community College in Wilson, North Carolina. It was so touching. Residents and family came from far and near in support of the Fitch family in renaming the Wilson Post Office in commemoration of Mr…
there is a lot of energy and excitement in Wayne County, North Carolina, as we celebrate a significant economic investment. Prolec GE Waukesha, Incorporated, announced a $140 million investment which will strengthen eastern North…
I rise to commemorate the 16th anniversary of the Tamil genocide in Sri Lanka. Today and every day, we stand in unity with the Eelam Tamil community. Survivors and their families are enduring ongoing struggles and oppression while they…
I rise to recognize National Salvation Army Week and to honor an organization that has been a pillar of support and hope in communities all across this country. Since its founding in 1865, the Salvation Army has provided food, shelter, and…
I refuse to not embrace every single right under this great constitution.
I did not like the verdict in Zimmerman. I think that Mr. Zimmerman should not have exited the car at all because that's not how we were trained as concealed weapons holders.





