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A Family Tradition of Giving
The family supports church events and July 4 celebrations as part of a long-running effort to help local charities and neighbors.
- Concord residents marked Independence on Saturday with local festivities and patriotic displays, continuing a long-standing tradition of community celebration throughout the city.
- Local families have supported this historic tradition through philanthropy, guided by the belief that "to whom much is given, much is expected," as noted by David McCumber.
- Cannon Ballers hosted a major celebration featuring baseball, concerts, and fireworks, providing entertainment for the community throughout the holiday weekend.
- Cabarrus Animal Shelter adjusted to Tuesday-Saturday hours to accommodate the holiday schedule, while other local services remained active.
- Applications are currently open for the local citizens academy, encouraging all interested residents to engage further with local governance and development.
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A family tradition of giving
"To whom much is given, much is expected."
·Helena, United States
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