Ella Mae P. Small stands by the plaque honoring her at the new electric systems center.
Mark Plemmons, Independent Tribune
Retired teacher and city councilperson Ella Mae P. Small cuts the ribbon on the new electric system operations center that bears her name.
City of Concord
Concord City Council members Terry Crawford, J.C. McKenzie, Betty Stocks, Jennifer Hubbard and John Sweat, along with Cabarrus County Commissioner Barbara Strang listen during the ceremonies Thursday.
Mark Plemmons, Independent Tribune
Concord Mayor Bill Dusch speaks after the sign on the building is unveiled.
Mark Plemmons
Mark Plemmons
Many special guests attended the ceremonies. Several spoke about how special Ella Mae Small is to the community.
Joanne Gonnerman, Special to the Independent Tribune
Former District 3 City of Concord Councilwoman Ella Mae Small, seated, with Betty Stocks, the councilwoman now serving District 3.
Joanne Gonnerman, Special to the Independent Tribune
CONCORD — A new state-of-the-art electric systems center is officially open in Concord and is named for one of the first kindergarten teachers in North Carolina.
Concord City Council members Terry Crawford, J.C. McKenzie, Betty Stocks, Jennifer Hubbard and John Sweat, along with Cabarrus County Commissioner Barbara Strang listen during the ceremonies Thursday.