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Mary McLeod Bethune Legacy Festival sees 'great turnout' in Mayesville despite some rain

Posted 5/24/22

MAYESVILLE - Despite the unpredictable weather, Mayesville's South Main Street was lined with cars for two days as people came from near and far to take part in the town's festivities in celebration of Mary McLeod Bethune.

The weather didn't stop …

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