George W. Wall Historic House and Museum is located at 8801 N. N.C. Highway 109 in Winston-Salem. Hours of operation are 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday through Saturday.
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State reports crime in schools down in Lexington and Thomasville, rise in Davidson County
Earlier this month, the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction released its annual report on criminal offenses reported by school districts across the state. These offenses range from violent crimes such as assault with a deadly weapon, sexual assault or deaths to non-violent crimes including possession of a controlled substance, possession of a weapon or a bomb threat.
DDDC Task Force honored for childcare and early education in NC
Davidson-Davie Community College served as a fitting site to host Lieutenant Governor Rachel Hunt and North Carolina Senator Jim Burgin, co-chairs of the North Carolina Task Force on Child Care and Early Education.
Board Retreat to Highlight Services Agreement, Budget Planning and Technology Purchases
The Davidson County Board of Education will meet Feb. 19 at 4 pm for its retreat at the DCS Central Office.
Lexington Senior High School Names Coach TJ Holt Head Football Coach
Coach Holt will begin leading offseason conditioning and program development immediately as the Yellow Jackets prepare for the upcoming season.
Davidson County Schools quote state rules "Remote learning will not be an option'
State law allows school districts to use a maximum of five remote learning days per school year. Our district used the final allowable remote learning day during last week’s winter storm.
Lexington City Schools Names Tracy Dalton Director of Transportation
Lexington City Schools is pleased to announce the appointment of Tracy Dalton as the district’s new Director of Transportation, effective January 31, 2026.
Lexington and Thomasville denied grants to build high schools
For the third year in a row, Lexington and Thomasville city schools have not been selected for multi-million dollar grants from the state to build new high schools, forcing leadership to reorganize and rethink how the projects will go forward.
Faith in Action: Remembering Ms. Mattie Terry
A celebration of life service will be held Sunday at Friendship Baptist Church, with family visitation beginning at 2:00 p.m. and the funeral service following at 2:30 p.m. Burial will follow at South Lexington City Cemetery.
Davidson Davie community college offers free childcare academy
The academy is intended for participants not yet working in early child care. Participants will receive training necessary for the NC Early Childhood credential to work in regulated child care programs in North Carolina.
Davidson County Schools approve use of Narcan in school
The Davidson County Schools Board of Education unanimously approved a policy to allow the use of Naloxone as an emergency life-saving treatment for overdoses in the district’s middle and high schools.
Rep. McDowell Secures $3 million for DDCC Health Sciences Center
Congressman Addison McDowell (NC-06) announced that $3 million will be invested in the construction of Davidson-Davie Community College’s new Health Sciences Center.
DEX Heavy Duty Parts and Volvo Group North America Donate Truck to Davidson-Davie Community College
A donation from DEX Heavy Duty Parts and Volvo Group North America brings innovation to the next generation of truck drivers.
Three districts, one county: Some context on education in Lexington, Thomasville, and Davidson County
Recently, EdNC posted two articles celebrating the effort that local educators and elected officials are making in Lexington City Schools and Davidson County Schools.
Christmas Caught Doing Good: Uplift Mission invests in the next generation
As the holiday season invites reflection, generosity, and community, Uplift Mission Inc. is focusing on a form of giving that reaches far beyond the end of the year—investing in the next generation of young men in Lexington and Davidson County.
Start 2026 on the right foot at Davidson-Davie Community College
The spring enrollment deadline is December 26, making now the moment to take that next step.
Charles and Julia England Foundation supports poetry initiative in Lexington City Schools
Beginning in February 2026, Shabazz will spend a full week at each of Lexington City Schools’ three elementary schools, working with every fourth- and fifth-grade classroom.
Lexington City Schools Opens Community & Staff Surveys as Part of Superintendent Search
A community survey is now open, with a Spanish-language version available to ensure accessibility for all families. Community members are encouraged to share their perspectives on the qualities, leadership attributes, and priorities they believe are most important in the district’s next superintendent.
County Schools seek to use lottery funds for weapons detectors and new roofs
On Monday, the Davidson County Commissioners approved a request from the school district to submit an application to the state for $2,274,002 in lottery funds for the purchase of 34 metal detectors and for two roof projects