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Proclamation adopted recognizing Purple Heart Day in Hardy County on Aug. 7
Summary
The commission approved a proclamation recognizing Purple Heart Day on August 7 after a brief endorsement from a county member noting the county's veterans and deployed service members; the proclamation was adopted by voice vote.
Wendy Branson, the county coordinator, presented a proclamation recognizing Purple Heart Day in Hardy County on Aug. 7 and requested the commission's approval.
"The proclamation, that I thought was fitting for us for the month of August, It's, a proclamation recognizing Purple Heart Day in Hardy County on August 7," Branson said. A county member who moved the measure expressed support, saying the proclamation is "very worthwhile" given the county's number of veterans and deployed service members.
The chair called for a vote, asking those in favor to say "aye." The ayes were recorded with no opposition and the chair declared the proclamation passed. Commissioners were reminded there would be proclamations to sign after the meeting.
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