Charitable Foundation to help nourish neighbors experiencing hunger. The “Nourishing Our Neighbors” grant supports community feeding partners as they tackle food insecurity and promote healthier lifestyles through nutritional education initiatives.
All in food
Charitable Foundation to help nourish neighbors experiencing hunger. The “Nourishing Our Neighbors” grant supports community feeding partners as they tackle food insecurity and promote healthier lifestyles through nutritional education initiatives.
This Saturday, July 5, the Lexington Farmers Market is serving up a sizzling summer combo that brings together local craft beverages, fresh-off-the-grill brats, and a whole lot of community spirit.
The Thomasville Farmers Market has launched "Eat the Rainbow," a new kids’ program that offers $3 in produce bucks each week to encourage healthy eating and support local farmers. The market also welcomes Aimee Young as its new Assistant Market Manager, helping lead family-friendly initiatives as part of the market’s Food as Medicine campaign.
A viral Facebook post claiming racial discrimination inside Christo’s Family Restaurant has ignited swift public response and prompted an internal investigation by the 42-year-old Lexington eatery.
Davidson County Schools is proud to offer free summer meals to children and teens 18 years and younger.
Children will receive a bag of food for lunch that must be consumed on site.
This Saturday, May 24, the Lexington Farmers Market is bringing that idea to life. The event will be held from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the market in downtown Lexington. It’s hosted by Fiddletree Farm and Nursery and will focus on how food can support better health and wellness.
On Saturday, May 17, from 8 a.m. to noon, the market will host Food as Medicine: Spring Edition, a health-focused event that blends the best of local produce with practical wellness education. The goal? To help residents see food not just as fuel, but as a form of preventive care—something that can heal and sustain.
This Mother’s Day, the Davidson Local team is honoring the women whose strength, love, and faith shape our lives. In Forever Friend, we’re sharing heartfelt tributes like this one—stories of moms who show up, lift us up, and keep us grounded with grace and grit. From quiet sacrifices to unwavering encouragement, these women are the heartbeat of our homes and our communities.
The Lexington Farmers Market provides a whole new way to make your weekend a little better! From delightful artisanal goods like hand-crafted wares to delectable baked goods, the Farmer’s Market offers a little something for everyone. Every Saturday from 8 am to 12 pm, the Lexington Farmers Summer Market is waiting for you to explore at 129 S. Railroad Street.
The Village Home & Garden Club, a long-standing community group based in North Davidson County, will hold its annual Plant Sale on Saturday, May 10, from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. The event will take place in the parking lot of the North Davidson Veterinary Hospital, located at 5042 Old U.S. Highway 52 in the Welcome community.
aster Gardener Susan Scarboro, who will be hosting a Seed Swap and answering gardening questions. Fill your belly, your pantry, and your soul with amazing, nutritious local goods and community fellowship!”
In a significant move towards sustainability and economic growth, Divert, Inc., a leader in circular economy solutions, has partnered with Nuveen Energy Infrastructure Credit, an affiliate of TIAA, to invest over $90 million in a state-of-the-art food waste processing facility in Lexington. {Contributed Photo}
An online survey was conducted by third-party agency Proof Insights among Southern Living Consumers, asking them to rate their favorite places across the South. The survey was fielded from July 10 to August 21, 2024, and had over 10,000 respondents.
Lexington’s Family Friendly Foodtruck Thursday is back from 4:30-8:30 Bull City Ciderworks and full of flavor.
Seasonal produce, meats, dairy, eggs, breads, sweets, coffee and tea, handmade soaps, and so much more - all waiting for you in our beloved Depot!
The Lexington Farmers Market is looking to add more vegetable, fruit, nut, and food-type vendors for the 2025 season.
Every Thursday, orders can be picked up from one of several local businesses and community hubs, helping to strengthen ties between local food producers and the neighborhoods they serve.
The work of Thomasville Class of 1973 will warm many hands and hearts.