While Davidson County is a humble group of cities, the possibilities are endless when creativity is everywhere! Why not take a chance, and enjoy our list of wonderful events this month?
All in holidays
The roadmap to the Cross: Part 5
Jesus coming to the end of the roadmap is not a bad thing for us. It was the ultimate sacrifice, the destination reveals the depth of God‘s Love for us. Romans 58 declares, “God shows his love for us, and while we were sinners, Christ, died for us”.
Happy Easter from Davidson Local
May your life be filled with renewal, Happy Easter from the Staff at Davidson Local.
Happy Leap Day
On February 29, 2024 millions of “leaplings” from all over should get together and throw one mammoth party in celebration of their birthday. Because let’s face it, it only actually comes around every four years.
Column: Local love in February
There are several local events planned for Valentine’s Day. Show some love to and have dome fun at the same time.
Why not make your own Valentine's Day Gifts?
Make your own Valentine’s Day gift with a 3D printer
From The French Revolution to Axe throwing: Local NYE affairs offer variety
You’re invited to usher in New Year’s Eve in unique fashion. See local invitations for fun festivities.
Light Up the Block contest shines bright with 2023 Winners
The city of Lexington announces Light Up the Block 2023 Winners.
Hospice: Share your feelings as part of your holiday celebrations
Sharing your feelings with those who are also grieving brings healing and strength to all. As part of your holiday celebrations, acknowledge the loss of your loved one in meaningful ways:
AK's Column: A Hallmark break from local news reality?
Davidson Local isn’t taking an official “break” during the holidays, hyperlocal digital news never really stops. Antionette Kerr talks about one way to slow down to spend time with family and friends. From our sofa to yours, Happy Holidays!
Local officials forward a kind "Thank You Officials and News Agencies"
A playful reminder that local officials and news organizations are working together to make sure everyone, including Santa, has up-to-date local news!
Toy giveaway brings joy to parents and children
A small non-profit pulls the community together to help provide a bit of Christmas cheer for struggling families.
Lifestyle: Cheese straws are great for sharing
Cheese straws are the perfect holiday snack and gift. They are as easy as they are delicious!
Annual Shop with a Cop treats 43 children this Christmas
For nine years now the local Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 97 has organized the annual Shop with a Cop event and this year, donations allowed them to expand to helping Santa find 43 local children for Christmas.
Braden Hull to share comfort and joy through free Christmas concert
Local country musician Braden Hull will share comfort and joy through a free Christmas concert from 7-10 p.m. on Thursday, Dec.14 at High Rock Church, 135 Lowes Blvd, Lexington.
Press Release: Chair City Christmas Dec. 15th
The event will take place on Main Street from 6-8 PM on December 15. The mission of this event is to provide a free, fun, and family-friendly gathering,
Davidson County Sheriff’s Office participate in state Tree of Life Vigil
On Dec 1, 2023, Detectives with the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office Traffic & Criminal Enforcement Unit attended the 26th Annual Tree of Life Candlelight Vigil. The Vigil took place on the grounds of the State Capitol Building in Raleigh to honor those killed in traffic crashes on North Carolina roads.
Lifestyles: Give the gift of decadent chocolate banana bread
Welcome December by making this decadent and delicious chocolate banana bread. I guarantee it will disappear each time that you bake it and it is always the perfect gift.
Davidson County Schools awards Superintendent's Holiday Card Contest winners
The winning entries were professionally framed and returned to the artist along with 20 cards featuring their artwork to share with family and friends.
Joel Leonard: Teaching youth to craft their own Christmas presents
Why not consider something different for the kids? Why not teach them how to make their own presents? Why not teach them skills on how to make items that others will buy from them?