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For many business owners, the challenge has not only been financial but emotional. The uncertainty surrounding demolition timelines, road access and recovery plans has left some wondering what the coming months will bring.

The community is invited to the 7th Annual Juneteenth Freedom Family Celebration on Friday, June 19, 2026, from 1 to 5 p.m. at Arts Davidson County, 202 N. Main Street in Lexington.

Today's T.E.A.  is poured from the pages of Pack Light: Packing with Your Purpose in Mind.

T.E.A. is not just a catchy play on the alliteration of my name. It is a mandate that stands for Teach, Empower, and Affirm.

Faith and Fellowship with Rev. Aaron Long.

Free community event will include free food, music, resources, free gun locks, a Memory Wall display, a community pledge, and a 2:30 p.m. candlelight vigil.

The Davidson County Sheriff’s Office is offering a $1,000.00 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the offender(s) who are committing these crimes.

AI can help summarize documents, organize information, identify trends and make small newsrooms more efficient. What it cannot do is read the room.

What happens when one of the largest projects in Davidson County's history is discussed everywhere except with the people who live here? In this guest column, Vance Bailey calls on Duke Energy to replace secrecy with transparency and accountability.

The Davidson County Public Library is inviting children, teens, and families to dig into reading this summer through its 2026 Summer Reading Program.

The concert will take place Friday, June 26, on the scenic grounds of Weathervane Winery.

A weekly inspirational column by Rev. Aaron Long.