All in Community
Social media is turning our brains into blurb-addicted zombies, and we don’t even crack open the books behind the beliefs we shout about. In this reflection, I’m challenging us—Christians, socialists, nationalists, everybody—to log off, pick up real books (especially the Bible), and let deep reading shape our convictions instead of TikTok clips and T-shirt theology.
The Lexington City Board of Education will convene its Building and Grounds Committee on Tuesday, November 18, 2025, at 4:00 p.m. at 1010 Fair Street, Lexington.
By Cheryl Leverett-Lide, Candidate for the Lexington City Schools Board of Education, Ward 6. Early voting runs from October 16 through November 1. Election Day is November 4.
I’m often asked a straightforward question: “Why do you mainly write about Lexington?” The question is simple, but the answer is complex, rooted in everything from journalistic practicality to a deep-seated belief in the power of positive storytelling. The truth is, my focus on Lexington is not a choice of favoritism, but a reflection of the commitment we receive from its community. It’s an investment of trust, and at Davidson Local, we make it our mission to honor that trust.
