Davidson Local reported that Mizell previously planned to step away from public office, he said changes at work and continued family discussions have made it possible for him to continue serving.
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Davidson Local reported that Mizell previously planned to step away from public office, he said changes at work and continued family discussions have made it possible for him to continue serving.
On November 25, 2025, at approximately 4:30 AM, a fire occurred at 320 Kimberly Lane in Lexington, NC 27292.
The Davidson County Health Department has confirmed a positive case of rabies following an incident that occurred late last week near NC Highway 150 in Linwood. This marks the sixth confirmed rabies case in Davidson County in 2025.
The Davidson-Davie STORM Volleyball team is headed to the national stage for the first time as a D2 school in the National Junior College Athletic Association Tournament. The tournament will be held in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, from Nov. 19-22; the STORM takes on Sauk Valley on Nov. 19.
his victim was identified as Jakeel Malik Craven, age 31, of Lexington.
Tuesday, November 18
5:30 p.m. – Press Conference
Location: 223 S Main St., Lexington (parking lot)
6:00 p.m. – DEQ Public Hearing
Location: Edward C. Smith Civic Center
217 S Main St., Lexington
After weeks of uncertainty tied to the government shutdown and USDA delays, there’s finally some good news for local families — SNAP/EBT Double Bucks are back at the Lexington Farmers Market.
It was a young Bob Woodward working for the Metro (local news) section of the Washington Post who helped break open the Watergate investigation that led to the downfall of Richard Nixon.
Early voting began Thursday, October 16, in Davidson County, with 102 voters casting ballots on the first day, according to the Davidson County Board of Elections.
Halloween is just around the corner, and we're thrilled to invite you to our Annual Halloween "FUNstivities"! This year, we're partnering with the American Legion Post #255 (the Hut) to bring even more fun to the community. The event will be held at the American Legion, located at 1 Arthur Drive, Lexington, NC on Oct 31st.
The SECU Bridge to Career Program, which began in 2018, is aligned with the state’s postsecondary education attainment goal to have 2 million working-age North Carolinians possess a high-quality postsecondary credential of labor market value by 2030.
In Gathering in the Glow of Fall, Antionette Kerr reflects on the season of balance, memory, and community — from smoke rising over Lexington’s barbecue pits to the return of the Barbecue Festival, local gatherings, and Davidson Local’s own Newsie Night Out. She weaves in her love of Poe and plans to celebrate her birthday with a trip to the poet’s home and a Baltimore Ravens game, reminding us that fall is about letting go, showing up, and finding stories that endure.
During the event, Lexington Mayor Jason Hayes and Davidson County Board of Commissioners Vice Chair Karen Watford gave an update on past successes, recent projects and future plans for their prospective legislative branches.
After four dedicated cleanup missions, Keep Davidson County Beautiful has officially conquered the 10.9-mile stretch of Linwood-Southmont Road and they were thrilled to say: It’s DONE!
Los Servicios Familiares del Condado de Davidson se han aliado con Holly Hill Cares y el Departamento de Policía de Thomasville para celebrar la tercera caminata anual “Break the Silence” (Rompe el silencio) a las 3 p. m. del 21 de septiembre en el cementerio Holly Hill Memorial Park, ubicado en 401 W. Holly Hill Road, Thomasville.
Belmont Sayre, the City of Lexington and Preservation NC are pleased to announce the purchase of the historic Dunbar School by Dunbar Belrock Ventures LLC. The Dunbar School is located at 301 Smith Avenue in Lexington, NC.
On September 12, it will be three years since a local Lexington resident had a clemency petition filed by Attorney Jamie Lau from Duke University’s Wrongful Conviction Clinic - and he’s still waiting on an answer.
The NC Pre-K program offered through Smart Start of Davidson County is still accepting applications for the 2025-2026 school year.