Greenville Reporter

Congressman Don Davis, representing North Carolina’s 1st district since 2023, has recently shared insights on various community and historical matters in Granville County through a series of tweets. The congressman highlighted local efforts in providing essential services, preserving history, and addressing critical public health issues.

On February 4, 2025, Congressman Davis acknowledged the efforts of the Area Congregations in Ministry in Oxford. He stated that the organization "has supported Granville County, providing food and temporary shelter to those in need." He emphasized their role in serving basic needs through the contributions of "local churches, businesses, individuals, and partners like the Food Bank of Central and…" link.

Later that day, Davis expressed his admiration for the Granville History Museum and Harris Exhibit Hall. He described his visit as incredible and praised the Granville County Historical Society for its role as "an incredible bridge connecting our past to the future." link.

In a tweet dated February 5, 2025, Congressman Davis addressed public safety concerns related to drug overdoses. He noted that "every North Carolinian deserves to live in a safe community" and mentioned discussions with Sheriff Ruffin of Bertie County and Sheriff Rowe of Wake County about fentanyl's impact. Fentanyl is reportedly responsible for "77 percent of overdose deaths in North Carolina," underscoring the need for comprehensive measures to tackle this crisis. link.