Mayor Derek Underwood and Chief Wesley Palmore.
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Mayor Derek Underwood and Chief Wesley Palmore.

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<p>Charles and Gina Mayes Fulmer.</p>
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Charles and Gina Mayes Fulmer.

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<p>Maryanne and Paul Dunn, Coastal Strokes.</p>
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Maryanne and Paul Dunn, Coastal Strokes.

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<p>Councilperson Mike Hawkins with Andy and Heather Hawkins.</p>
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Councilperson Mike Hawkins with Andy and Heather Hawkins.

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<p>Eric Lemoine, Julie Underwood and Jonan Lemoine.</p>
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Eric Lemoine, Julie Underwood and Jonan Lemoine.

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<p>Councilperson Allen Gallman and Eric and Kenyetta.</p>
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Councilperson Allen Gallman and Eric and Kenyetta.

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<p>Councilperson Robert Martin with Kenyetta and Eric Gallman.</p>
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Councilperson Robert Martin with Kenyetta and Eric Gallman.

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<p>Kenyetta and Eric Gallman.</p>
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Kenyetta and Eric Gallman.

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<p>Marsha Miller, First Citizens Bank.</p>
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Marsha Miller, First Citizens Bank.

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<p>No Holds Barred.</p>
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No Holds Barred.

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PROSPERITY — The Town of Prosperity celebrated their 150th anniversary in style; with everyone dressed in a decade of their choosing, the town had a night of fun with their Sesquicentennial Celebration of Decades.

“What a night of celebrating Prosperity’s sesquicentennial surrounded by town leaders, friends, business owners and supporters. We shared memories and stepped back into time with attendees wearing decade outfits of choice and viewing an iconic video of the town spanning several decades, thanks to the Roscoe Bedenbaugh family,” said Town Administrator Karen Livingston. “The Gin on 391, owned by Pamela and Brett Reeder, hosted the event of the decade in a repurposed dilapidated gin in the heart of town. Thank you, Prosperity, for the memories and the wonderful legacy that continues today.”