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THIS WEEK IN RACING HISTORY: Why you should care about Lloyd Seay Day
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Lloyd Seay standing in front of his one of his race cars. Photo submitted by Dinsmore.
September 2nd, 1941: A young man, only 21, was shot and killed. 80 years later, the young man's memory will be remembered. This Thursday, September 2nd, 2021, will forever be known as Lloyd Seay Day in Dawsonville, Georgia.But who was Lloyd Seay and why are we honoring him?Lloyd Seay was born in Dawsonville, on December 14th, 1919, about a month prior to the beginning of Prohibition.
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FOOTBALL: Scoring opportunities slip away as Dawson County falls short at East Forsyth
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The DCHS football team comes out onto the field before Friday's season-opening game at East Forsyth. - photo by Rio White
A scrappy football game Friday night between Dawson County and East Forsyth had one consistent theme for the visiting Tigers: a lack of red zone efficiency.
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