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Thomasville community supports Black Business Expo
Businesses from across North and South Carolina will fill Thomasville’s Farmers Market and Pace Park Amphitheater on Saturday, June 18 for the second Black Business Expo. The event will include food trucks, a live DJ, a mobile arcade, kids’ activities and lots of fun for all who attend. Admission is free and open from 3 to 7 p.m.
Political Ad: Tonya Lanier seeks Commissioner seat
Tonya Lanier seeks one of four Davidson County Commission seats up for grabs in the upcoming election. Not having to participate in the May primary, Tonya is focusing her energy on the Tuesday, November 8, 2022, Election Day.
Sorority hosting political forum
The Lexington (NC) Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Social Action Committee, will sponsor a Political Forum April 28, 2022 via the ZOOM link provided.
Thomasville City Council updates
The Thomasville City Council holds their monthly meetings every third Monday of the month.
Fair Housing and Landlord Tenant Workshops
These workshops will provide information concerning Fair Housing laws, illegal housing practices, and landlord-tenant rights and responsibilities.
#LocalElectionsMatter: LCS Board of Education Ward 5 Candidates
Candidates for Lexington City Schools Board of Education answer questions about their platform.
Thomasville Council Meeting Summary
A summary of the Thomasville City Council Meeting held on Monday, March 21, 2022.
Lexington mayoral candidates address pressing issues at forum
Tuesday evening, the Lexington Area Chamber of Commerce (LACC) and Davidson Local hosted the second of their three forums for candidates that will appear on the May 17th ballots. All four candidate running for Mayor of Lexington were in attendance.
Give your input on Lexington's new recreation center
The City of Lexington Parks and Recreation Department has created a survey to receive feedback about the proposed recreation center.
Mayoral Candidates face off at April 19th Forum
Community questions for candidates are rolling in and The Lexington Area Chamber of Commerce and Davidson Local are teaming up to share more about local candidates. For those who attended Chamber forums in the past, expect a few twists on the traditional format.
County library policy comes under scrutiny for religious, political groups
A Davidson County library policy could be crossing the line after one mother alleges she was not allowed to set up her foster care display at an Easter egg hunt. Genevieve Traversy said a staff member pointed to a cross on her hat and shirt before referring to a policy that prohibits political and religious organizations from setting up on library property.
Community Shred Day
Lexington Utilities is hosting a Community Shred Day.
Council discusses grants, Elvis and development items at meeting
On Monday, April 11th, the Lexington City Council held their only meeting of the month.
Winegar awarded NC Bus Driver of the Year Award
Rita Winegar, Route Bus Driver for Davidson County Transportation System (DCTS) was awarded the North Carolina Bus Driver of the Year Award for Community Transportation Systems from the North Carolina Public Transportation Association (NCPTA).
Political Ad: Jim Myers is a Ward 2 candidate for Lexington City Council
Jim Myers, a lifelong resident of Davidson County, is seeking a third term as a member of the Lexington City Council.
#LocalElectionsMatter: Lexington Mayoral Candidates
Candidates for Mayor of Lexington answer questions about their platform.
Political Ad: Davidson County Commissioner candidate, Matt Mizell
Matt Mizell is a Republican candidate for Davidson County Commissioner. He is a political outsider and an authentic conservative who has lived here in Davidson County for over 30 years.
Cheers to 200 Years! Bicentennial Brews: Beverages and Events
Together the Davidson County Historical Museum, Visit Lexington, and the Thomasville Tourism Commission are inviting local breweries, wineries, cideries, coffee shops, bars, and restaurants to offer a special-edition beverage release commemorating the Davidson County Bicentennial. Qualifying special-edition beverages could include new recipes but also label and non-label releases. Inspiration behind commemorative beverages could include, but is not limited to, a place, person, object, or event in local history and can include themes that predate the founding of the county. The possibilities are endless! If desired, the museum is available to provide research assistance and inspiration behind your special-edition beverage.
#LocalElectionsMatter: Lexington City Council Ward 4 Candidates
Candidates for Lexington City Council Ward 4 answer questions about their platform.