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All in Columns
Cheers: Crafty alcohol-free ideas for your NYE celebration
Our resident Foodie, Jim Loy, offers crafty non-alcoholic beverage ideas for NYE. Be Safe. Enjoy!
Column: Make a charcuterie for your celebration
Are you looking for a great way to entertain your friends and family this Holiday Season and to accommodate the dietetic choices and practices of all of your guests? Whether you are planning to host six or sixty there is a fun and stylish way to do it that is currently all the rage. Here’s advice from our style expert Clarence Vernon Hargrave.
#DLYearInReview: Columns and Opinions 2022
Throughout the year, many observations, ideas and promptings have been shared under the two categories: Columns and Opinions.
UnDeck The Halls: Organization after the Holiday Rush
You have "decked the halls", "hung the stockings with care" and danced around the kitchen with plates of food while kicking around the wrapping paper. Hope you experienced the joys and blessings of Christmas and the holidays.
Faith and Fellowship: The King Is Here
As we celebrate our King today, let us remember that the best is yet to come, we should continue to look forward with hope filled expectation for the day when Jesus our Savior, King of Kings and Lord of Lords, returns and fulfills his final promise.
Column: Sweet and Salty Caramel Popcorn for the holidays
Are you seeking the perfect snack to munch on while enjoying all of your favorite Holiday movies this year? What could be more delicious than a large fresh bowl of homemade Salted-Caramel Popcorn? Our very own Clarence Vernon Hargrave shares this delicious recipe. Enjoy!
Barbara Presnell: Come, thou long-expected Harry
Harry the cat took off on Thanksgiving!
Faith and Fellowship: The King Is Coming (Part 3)
It is very important that we understand, that Mary was still a virgin,even after being married to Joseph. In the book of Luke, we have read where Luke does not contradict, Matthew when he called Mary the “espoused wife” of Joseph.
Opinion: Does Lexington need a Makerspace?
Lexington was once the home of Lexington Furniture and was known worldwide for producing top quality furniture.
Column: Decorating your space for the Holiday Season should be an enjoyable time
Do you have any questions or need advice or a spark of inspiration to get ready for the Holidays? Here’s some advice from local designer Clarance Vernon Hargrave.
Novant Health: 2022 healthy holiday gifts for body and soul
Whether the goal is to surprise, delight or maybe even help someone live a slightly healthier life, there is a gift out there for that special someone this holiday season. Here are a few ideas to get the wheels turning.
Opinion: Workforce Development - Transitioning athletes to techletes
It disappoints me to see all of those dreamers on American Idol say I sing because it's my passion and they will never make what they could make in advanced manufacturing careers nor the social impact. Pop culture doesn't celebrate these critical manufacturing job our society depends on.
Workforce Development: Joel's Job Tips
Never before has it been so easy to find a job. However, getting a job may not be easy for those not prepared or connected.
Kassie's Column: More Gratitude
On November 1, I started an inward movement. Well, movement may not be the best term. Let’s say I began a more focused approach.
Introducing New Columnist: Joel Leonard
Joel Leonard has joined the Davidson Local team as a columnist and will focus on sharing information regarding workforce development and manufacturing. A 1982 graduate of Lexington Senior High School., Leonard is the founder of Makesboro USA.
Salute: John Medley
Civilians have a vague notion of what it’s like to have served in the military. Today, we proudly publish both oral and written stories. Adjusting to combat conditions or deployed life in peacetime is an experience only veterans understand. This Veterans Day, I had the honor of sitting down with Mr. John Medley who served in Korea.
Faith and Fellowship: God Knows Our Name
We as believers try our very best to protect our name, there maybe times when we may struggle to remember someone’s name, But we can rest assured, In knowing God knows us by name, and he calls us by name..
Ghost walk through Lexington stirs up spirits
Barbara Presnell writes: “The past isn’t dead. It isn’t even past,” wrote William Faulkner. The South is always haunted, says my Louisiana friend Penelope. We coexist with the living and the dead. We are who we have loved and lost.
Kassie's Column: Let's Talk About Friendships
Friends? How many of us have them?
Friends? Ones we can depend on?