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As reported earlier this year, West Davidson Public Library was selected as one of 300 libraries to participate in Libraries Transforming Communities: Focus on Small and Rural Libraries, an American Library Association (ALA) initiative that helps library workers better serve their small and rural communities.
Underworld Music Group organizers Byron “Mr. Might” McIntosh-Bey, Marlo “Uptown” Moses and Adrian “Supreme” McClelland presented “I Got It” showcase Saturday at Breeden Amphitheater.
Local school system decisions and upcoming discussions have dominated the news in Davidson County this week.
While the pandemic has hurt a lot of businesses, it has actually stimulated sales growth in the video game sector.
Local Christian radio station, WBFJ is visiting local home grown businesses for their 60 Minute Summer SideShow weekly. On Tuesday, July 20, they’ll be at Brett's Imports Limited in Midway from 12:00 p.m. until 1:00 p.m.
With some major renovations now complete, the Edward C. Smith Civic Center is once again taking reservations for live theater, concerts, film screenings, meetings, weddings, receptions, and other special events.
As a child, Wil Petty would move around to the sound of music coming from his parents stereo speakers.
Every time I think of this, it feels like it happened yesterday. I can remember the tears swelling in my eyes and seeing my sister ball her fist.
The Davidson County Board of Commissioners held a ribbon cutting at Boones Cave Park in Lexington. Along with members of the Board of Commissioners, there were many representatives from the Davidson County Parks and Recreation Commission and County Management Staff in attendance at the ribbon cutting.
Lexington Senior High alumni are setting the stage for an artist talent competition close to their Uptown roots. On Saturday, July 24th.
Lexington hosted its first PFLAG Pride event. Our newest photographer Q. Johnson was on the scene.
Bob Timberlake 50th Anniversary Exhibit provides insight into the mind’s eye of the artist.
Just two days after President Joe Biden signed legislation declaring Juneteenth a federal holiday, hundreds turned out Saturday to celebrate local history.
“On the Fly” is a Davidson Local series by designer, editor and writer Kim Kanoy. This week she features Thomasville artist, Pam Baldwin of paperclutch.com.
