Fleming brings
his ‘Voice’ back
to Baltimore
Mayor Catherine Pugh welcomed back to Baltimore “The Voice” contestant Davon Fleming Wednesday night with a personal greeting at the airport and key to the city.
Pugh, along with the Citywide Goldstarz Marching Band, were waiting for Fleming when he arrived at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport Wednesday night.
“We want you to know, you totally represented Baltimore, you totally represented Park Heights,” Pugh said. “You are a star, you’re Baltimore’s star. You are going to be a national hit, and we know it.”
Fleming, of Park Heights, was eliminated from the NBC singing competition Dec. 12. The Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts also announced Thursday that Fleming will be the grand marshal of the Martin Luther King Jr. Parade on Jan. 15.
Fleming said he was proud to have been able to represent his hometown on the show.
“This was something I really wanted to do to represent my city, to show the world we aren’t just like ‘The Wire,’ ” Fleming said. “There are great things happening here.”