Nearly two years after the curtains closed on “Elf, The Musical,” Lexington Youth Theatre (LYT) is ready to hit the stage again with a production of “The Wizard of Oz.”
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Opposing viewpoints emerge regarding Patriot Village
Conflicting accounts have emerged from the current owner of The Bellamy on Sixth (formerly Patriot Village) and the former property manager of Patriot Village.
Chloe's Mindful Minute Monday: Taking Breaks
I hope you found ways this past week to incorporate meditation into your daily schedule. This week focuses on about taking breaks.
The Salvation Army's Angel Tree program kicks off
The Salvation Army’s 2021 Angel Tree program is officially kicking off November 1st.
November is National Hospice and Palliative Care Month.
St. Stephen UMC added to national historic registry
St. Stephen United Methodist Church was founded in 1868.
We're going LIVE at 8pm on election night!
What happens when you get one of Davidson County’s most vocal Republicans in a room with one of Davidson County’s most vocal Democrats?
We shall see during Davidson Local’s election night coverage with commentary on November 2nd! Join us live with two well-known guests. This includes community advocate Tina Royal. Royal is a Lexington native with a wealth of knowledge as former chair of the Davidson County Democratic Party. She heads up Anything for Our Youth nonprofit and has campaigned and led several campaigns in Davidson County.
Breaking News: Sinkhole on Cotton Grove Rd. in Lexington
A sinkhole has opened on Cotton Grove Rd. in Lexington.
Thomasville fire station holds celebration
The City of Thomasville held a ribbon cutting on Thursday, October 28 at Fire Station 24.
Thomas family moves into Habitat home, board member honored with dedication
On Wednesday, October 27 Habitat for Humanity of Lexington celebrated their newest home owners, Bryan and Heather Thomas.
Brews, Grooves and News with Brooke
Your insider’s guide to weekly local events for October 29-November 4.
Raleigh Ringers to ring in holidays at ‘The Smith’
The Raleigh Ringers, an internationally acclaimed handbell ensemble, will perform a holiday program November 21 at the Edward C. Smith Civic Center in downtown Lexington.
McClure sworn in as NCACC Board Member
Davidson County Commissioner Fred McClure was sworn in as a member of the NCACC Board of Directors during the first Board meeting for the 2021-22 term.
TCS offering additional meal program for 2021–22
TCS School Nutrition Department is pleased to announce all TCS students are again eligible to receive daily, free-of-charge nutritious supper meals provided by the district’s school nutrition department.
Portion of Talbert Blvd. closed temporarily
An accident has cause a temporary closure of Talbert Blvd.
Veterans question rent hikes and evictions at former Patriot Village
Present and previous residents, of an apartment complex formerly established to house eligible homeless and disabled veterans are confused, aggravated and perplexed by recent events that have taken place in what was once known as Patriot Village.
School systems COVID-19 update: October 27
Here is the latest COVID-19 cases update from the local school systems.
Arts Davidson County to host published writing contest
Arts Davidson County is elated to announce a new project.
Lexington City Council reviews voting wards and annexation
Lexington City Council held its regular bi-monthly meeting on October 25 with a presentation related to redistricting that could impact the structure of voting wards in Lexington.