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Commissioner Harding Sworn In to Catawba Indian Nation Foundation Board of Directors

January 17, 2024 | Cleveland County, North Carolina



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Commissioner Harding Sworn In to Catawba Indian Nation Foundation Board of Directors
The Cleveland County Commissioner’s meeting held on January 16, 2024, commenced with the Pledge of Allegiance and an invocation led by Commissioner Woodston. The meeting began with a prayer, asking for guidance in making decisions that benefit the county.

Following the opening, the commissioners recognized several elected officials and veterans in attendance, including Bill Baggott, Linda Lining, David Cotton, and Johnny Hudson, who were honored with veteran's pens for their service.

The agenda for the meeting was presented and unanimously approved by the commissioners. The next item on the agenda was the swearing-in of Commissioner Harding for the Catawba Indian Nation Foundation Board of Directors. The clerk administered the oath, and Harding expressed her gratitude for the appointment, stating her eagerness to begin her duties.

The meeting then moved to the special recognition segment, indicating a shift towards acknowledging contributions or achievements within the community. Further details on this segment were not provided in the transcript.

Overall, the meeting highlighted the county's commitment to honoring its veterans and the importance of community service through the appointment of officials to various boards. The next steps and follow-up actions from this meeting will likely be discussed in future sessions.

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