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Cale Yarborough, the first NASCAR Cup Series driver to win three consecutive championships, has died. He was 84. “Cale Yarborough was one of the toughest competitors NASCAR has ever seen,” NASCAR chairman and CEO Jim France said.

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He won the Daytona 500 four times, but his fistfight with Bobby Allison at a televised race “put NASCAR on the nationwide map.”

The last of NASCAR’s blue collar working men drivers has passed away. Cale Yarborough died Sunday morning in Florence, South Carolina.

Cale Yarborough, who made four Indianapolis 500 starts during his legendary, championship-winning NASCAR career, died Dec. 31 in his native South Carolina. He was 84.

Yarborough won 83 races over his storied Cup Series career.

After 42 years in law enforcement, and 15 of these as director of North Augusta Public Safety, Chief John Thomas is retired.

Ground broke in February on North Augusta’s new $25 million Public Safety headquarters. The nearly 38,000-square-foot facility is expected to turn operational by Christmas of 2025. It will replace the

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