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Memorial Day lands differently this year
This year Memorial Day will have a different impact on many of our families.
“All You Need Is Less” Community Yard Sale Creates Space for Families to Downsize
The All You Need Is Less Community Yard Sale will take place Saturday, May 23, from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 501 Cotton Grove Road in Lexington.
When Tips Turn Into Anger: What Free Speech Does Not Cover
At Davidson Local, we welcome tips from readers. Many of our best stories begin with a phone call, an email or a message from someone who sees something in the community that needs attention. That trust matters to us and we take every tip seriously.
Winter Weather and Storm System Expected This Weekend, National Weather Service Says
According to the National Weather Service Raleigh Division, a winter storm system is expected to impact central North Carolina this weekend
Davidson Local Year in Review 2025
As Davidson Local looks ahead, the patterns of 2025 reaffirm the newsroom’s core mission: to provide accessible, accurate, and community-focused journalism that informs residents, holds institutions accountable, and tells the stories that define Davidson County.
Local Elections Matter: Political Advertising with Davidson Local 2026
Please review the advertising guidelines and deadlines for candidates and political organizations for the 2026 election cycle. Announcements may run at any time, but our next wave of banners begins January 5th. Political advertisements are not endorsements from the publication or our independent team members.
Davidson Local and Puente Solutions Launch New Initiative to Boost Local Yard Sale Success
Don’t wait — maximize your sale. Advertise your yard sale today!
Newsie Night Out Oct. 2nd: Local Journalism, Big Updates, and a Little Shopping at Fox and Olive
Newsie Night Out remains what it’s always been at heart: a celebration of our supporters. You’ll meet the people behind the bylines, enjoy great conversation, and see firsthand the impact your investment makes.
Opinion: Stories Worth Telling, Coverage Worth Supporting
Proud of this little team with a big impact — Davidson Local is powered by passion and community.
Column: Thomas Martin and The Eye of The Tiger
Thomas has the eye of a tiger. His sharp focus and keen insight into community stories have led him to incorporate a tiger into the Davidson Local logo, symbolizing the organization's clear vision and dedication to uncovering the heart of the community. Just as the tiger sees with precision, Davidson Local aims to reflect that level of clarity and commitment in every story told.
Empowered Narratives: Honoring women's contributions to local journalism
We invite you to submit your stories. If you have an inspiring story about a local woman, please email us with a photo at info@davidsonlocal.com. You might need to surprise them.
Journalists and community gathers for Justice & Journalism event in Davidson County
Amid growing national concerns over threats to journalism and media outlets, local community members and leaders came together to discuss the challenges and explore solutions.
Addie Walser honored for Youth in Leadership Award
Addie, a senior at Lexington Senior High School, accompanied by her proud parents, Joy and Vance Walser, has made significant strides in the field through her insightful storytelling on art, literature and culture.
We love local news, do you?
People want more! Lots of community groups call us for support. Here is how you can help.
What the Top 5 stories say about local readers
Here are the Top 5 stories published by Davidson Local in 2024
Merry Christmas! Announcing a new grant and need for matching community funds
As we embrace the holiday spirit, we want to take a moment to express our heartfelt gratitude to each and every one of our loyal readers, advertisers, and generous donors.
Award-winning journalist Michael Hewlett to engage in dialogue on Jan. 20th
The public to a lively and informative dialogue with award-winning journalist Michael Hewlett on Jan 20th at 2:30 p.m. at the Salvation Army Building, 314 W 9th Ave, Lexington, NC.
We are so grateful for you, Happy Thanksgiving from Davidson Local
You are a part of the Davidson Local team! This includes readers, subscribers, reporters, photographers, contributors and advertisers who help us continue in the spirit of FREE hyperlocal news.