On Monday, the McDowell County Board of Commissioners held the first regular meeting for October in the Jubilee Arbor at Historic Carson House. The commissioners traditionally hold their October meeting at the historic home and museum, which served as the first seat of county government for McDowell in the 1840s.
At the Monday meeting, the McDowell County Board of Commissioners recognized Charlie Mae Mace, who has recently retired after more than 60 years working for the McDowell County School System. She started her career with the schools in August 1961 and has worked alongside 10 superintendents, numerous Board of Education members, board attorneys and Central Office administrators, program directors and office professionals in the state and nation. She served as president of both the state and national associations for office professionals.
On Monday, the McDowell County Board of Commissioners held the first regular meeting for October in the Jubilee Arbor at Historic Carson House. The commissioners traditionally hold their October meeting at the historic home and museum, which served as the first seat of county government for McDowell in the 1840s.
At the Monday meeting, the McDowell County Board of Commissioners recognized Charlie Mae Mace, who has recently retired after more than 60 years working for the McDowell County School System. She started her career with the schools in August 1961 and has worked alongside 10 superintendents, numerous Board of Education members, board attorneys and Central Office administrators, program directors and office professionals in the state and nation. She served as president of both the state and national associations for office professionals.
