The Triad Chill is returning with a unique fundraising opportunity for individuals, organizations and businesses to support Special Olympics NC by jumping into the frigid water at Wet’n Wild Emerald Pointe on Feb. 25.
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Veterans Helping Veterans to hold annual meeting on Feb 25th
All Veterans are welcome as well as those wanting to help the almost 40, 000 Veterans in Davidson County according to CEO Dennis Cave of Veterans for Life
Lexington's first DEI officer resigns, alleges abusive treatment
City leaders were unable to respond at press time due to personnel statute restrictions. This is a developing story.
Upcoming government meetings
On Monday, February 13 the Lexington City Council and the Davidson County Board of Commissioners will meet.
LPD solves 1987 murder
Detectives with the Lexington Police Department utilized recent advancements in DNA technology to identify the suspect in a cold case from 1987, the murder of Mary Davis.
Lexington hosts 2nd Annual Black History Celebration
The City of Lexington held its 2nd Annual Black History Celebration on Sunday, February 5 outside of City Hall.
Davidson County and City of Lexington amend Sewer Agreement
At the February 2, 2023 meeting of the Davidson County Board of Commissioners, the Board voted unanimously to amend its 2018 Sewer Agreement with the City of Lexington.
Advocates for Charles McNeair began clemency campaign
Approximately 30 supporters of Charles McNeair gathered on the steps of the Davidson County Courthouse, in the rain, on Thursday afternoon to raise awareness about what they view as an ‘injustice in the justice system.’
Give Work a Chance: Spotlight on CNC Machining
With so many new jobs coming and more on the way, everyone who possibly needs to learn to make some cool stuff and support the growth underway in Davidson County and beyond perhaps can learn a skill that can send him or her all over the world.
LFD investigates fire on Thomason Street
Friday afternoon Lexington Fire Department was dispatched to a reported house fire on Thomason Street.
Lexington City Manager Terra Greene announces retirement
At the January 9, 2023 meeting, City Manager Terra Greene delivered advance professional notice to Lexington City Council of her retirement intent later in 2023.
Residential fire on E. Second St. in Lexington, LFD investigates
A residential fire on E. Second St in Lexington caused structural damage. No injuries were reported, and the cause of the fire is under investigation by the City of Lexington Fire Marshal’s Office.
Lexington Fire Department has FREE smoke alarms
Lexington Fire Department has FREE smoke alarms that were donated by the American Red Cross. Any resident of the City of Lexington can receive a brand new smoke alarm FREE of charge.
Davidson County Commissioners Meeting Schedule
DAVIDSON COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS 2023 MEETING SCHEDULE Meeting Location - Governmental Center, 913 North Greensboro Street, Lexington, North Carolina.
DEI consultant recommended to city by NC League of Municipalities
This week, Davidson Local’s Public Records Request seeking answers about the City of Lexington’s choosing Keep Evolving Consulting to evaluate and offer recommendations regarding their DEI initiatives has been fulfilled.
City of Lexington closing and sanitation changes
City of Lexington offices and buildings will be closed on Friday, Dec. 23, Monday, Dec. 26 & Tuesday, Dec. 27, 2022 in observance of the Christmas Holiday.
Lexington Police Department granted funds for Domestic Violence Advocate
The Police Department identified the continued need for a domestic violence advocate and applied for a continuation of the N.C. Governor’s Crime Commission grant in 2022. The Police Department was notified of the grant award on November 29, 2022, in the amount of $124,028.
Thomasville City Council to discuss road closure and city manager contract
CITY OF THOMASVILLE COUNCIL MEETING AGENDA Monday, December 19, 2022 – 6:00 P.M.
DEI Manager presents strategy for 2023
Diversity, equity and inclusion were at the forefront of the City of Lexington’s City Council meeting on Monday, December 12. DEI Manager Dr. Pat Smyre presented the past year’s DEI initiatives and strategy moving forward.
Commissioner James Shores promoted to TPD Sergeant
Being named as Sergeant comes on the heels of challenges that included the tragedy of losing his oldest daughter, Jasmine “Jazzi” Shores.