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Shining a Light on Silent Battles: Gospel Stage Play “Unseen Struggles Through the Eyes of a Child” Comes to Lexington

LEXINGTON, NC – On Saturday, February 21, 2026, the American Children’s Home, Sam F. Vance Auditorium, will host an unforgettable evening of inspiration and heartfelt drama as Bo2 Productions and 1960 Productions present Marie Bellamy’s powerful gospel stage play, “Unseen Struggles Through the Eyes of a Child.” This much-anticipated production promises to be more than just a theatrical event; it is a ministry of hope, faith, and community support designed to uplift families and remind children that they are never alone in their battles.

From Track Star to Trailblazer: Whitney Holt’s Passion for Lexington Track & Field

Holt’s connection to the sport runs deep. A decorated athlete in her own right, she was a high school track star and later earned the title of Track & Field MVP. Her own experiences have shaped her belief in the power of the sport, and she’s determined to share that with the next generation. This year marks a significant milestone for Lexington, as it’s the first time the Parks & Recreation department has launched a track & field team. The excitement is palpable, and according to Holt, it's a collective effort. She highlights that everyone working alongside her is a volunteer, dedicating their time and energy out of a shared desire to see the program thrive and grow.

Family Services of Davidson County to Close Counseling and Youth Programs June 30; County Issues RFP to Replace Youth Services

In response to the closures, Davidson County has issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) to identify new providers for services previously offered by FSDC. The Juvenile Crime Prevention Council (JCPC), after studying the risk factors and needs of court-involved youth in the county, is seeking program partners for the 2025–2026 fiscal year. Local groups are stepping up to help fill the gaps.