THOMASVILLE, Ga. (WCTV) - Former U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin III, the nation’s first Black defense secretary, was honored Monday in his hometown of Thomasville with a street renaming. A section of Stevens Street was renamed “GEN Lloyd J. Austin III Way” at noon Monday.

Thomasville is celebrating General Lloyd Austin’s remarkable military career and hometown roots by renaming Stevens Street in his honor.

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The city of Thomasville is honoring Lloyd Austin’s journey from local high school graduate to first Black U.S. Secretary of Defense.

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Seven of those teams came from across the Sunshine State and the others came from states including Alabama, West Virginia and Tennessee.

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THOMASVILLE- The City of Thomasville invites the public to attend a special ceremony honoring the Honorable Lloyd J. Austin III, 28th United States Secretary of Defense, with the renaming of a section of Stevens Street to ‘GEN Lloyd J.