The Lexington City Council approved the $109 million budget for 2021-2022 fiscal year during its regular meeting on Monday, June 14.
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Local principal completes leadership program
Calvin Freeman, principal of Thomasville High School, recently completed the Distinguished Leadership in Practice Program (DLP), a year-long leadership development program for practicing school principals.
Davidson County Airport will receive state funds
The N.C. Board of Transportation approved state funds totaling $4,285,500 for projects that help improve safety and customer service at seven North Carolina airports.
LSHS graduate chosen to lead Marine helicopter squadron
On Thursday, June 10, in a ceremony full of handshakes, salutes and speeches, United States Marine Corps (USMC) Lt. Col. Adam Horne became the commanding officer of Marine Heavy Helicopter Squadron 461 (HMH-461) aka Ironhorse.
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You can celebrate with us at two major community events this week. Join us for music, jazz and dinner at Hands Across Davidson County [Included in the ticket price] on June 17th at Bull City Ciderworks in Lexington. [$50 Tickets are Still Available] and the Anything For Our Youth Juneteenth Freedom Celebration [Free] on June 19th. Look for the Davidson Local table.
City to vote on budget
The City of Lexington will vote on the Annual Budget Submission for Fiscal Year 2021-22 on Monday. The meeting agenda includes a summary from City Manager Terra Greene on Monday, May 24, 2021.
United Way works to develop a new strategic plan
UWDC board members spent the day talking and learning about how they can better serve Davidson County. {Contributed Photo}
Uptown Lexington earns accreditation
Uptown Lexington was included as the North Carolina Main Street & Rural Planning Center of the North Carolina Department of Commerce announced that 52 North Carolina communities have been designated as a 2021 Accredited Main Street America™ program.
Calendario de vacunas del departamento de salud
Calendario de vacunas del departamento de salud.
Health Department vaccine schedule
COVID-19 vaccine schedule for week of June 7.
Davidson County Veteran Services Benefit Summary
Summary of benefits for North Carolina veterans.
Thomasville expo to highlight Black-owned businesses
During the height of the pandemic, Thomasville native Jauraz Crosby was delighted to see many young, Black entrepreneurs starting businesses.
Finch Park playground is ready for visitors
The much anticipated wait is over.
LSHS planning a special project
Lexington Senior High School (LSHS) football and soccer players, students, former athletes, alumni, staff and Hall of Famers gathered on Monday morning at Philpott Memorial Stadium to collaborate on a special project.
Compassion Inspiring Action ramps up for local needs
Davidson County’s Compassion Inspiring Action strikes again. This weekend, a wheelchair ramp placed on Tommy Huffham’s front porch will be a game changer for the former 13-year Food Lion employee. {Contributed Photo}
K9 partner in crime leaves legacy of "Valor"
Adam Gleave, a current deputy for the Davidson County Sheriff's Department, and Marine veteran, tells his story, while honoring the memory of his retired Davidson County K9, loyal partner and beloved dog, “Valor,” who sadly passed away in April. In a recent Facebook post, Gleave shared a final farewell to Valor. “I’ll see you again one day, boy. Dirty paws and dirty boots mean our job is done.”
Lexington council reviews development ordinance
On Tuesday morning, the Lexington City Council reviewed proposed changes to the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) during a special meeting.
Finch Park playground ribbon cutting
The wait is over.
Baker becomes first Black judge in Davidson and Davie counties
In the words of Rev. Dr. Arnetta Beverly, “Somewhere history is being made but in Davidson County ‘her’story has been made.”
Davidson County road to close for two repairs
Sections of a Davidson County road are scheduled to close temporarily next week while N.C. Department of Transportation Maintenance crews replace drainage pipes under the pavement.