Goose and the Monkey Brewhouse won a silver medal at the 2022 Great American Beer Festival (GABF) competition.
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Hill Group partners to support STORM athletics
With STORM women’s volleyball looking back on a successful fall season, and STORM men’s basketball prepping to hit the court in November, a new partner is showing his support for Davidson-Davie’s athletics program.
DCA will have Fall Festival on Saturday
Davidson Charter Academy is hosting their 2nd Annual Fall Festival.
Lexington residents hosting free block party
I am hosting the block party and it’s called Holiday Drive Block Party because it’s on Holiday Drive not because it’s a holiday.
Lexington Officers investigate stabbing on Curry Street
Early this morning, Lexington Police Officers responded to a reported stabbing on Curry Street. After officers secured the scene and began an investigation, they learned that two male roommates at the residence got into an argument during the early morning hours.
Michael presented with highest honor
Reverence, praise and respect were on display Sunday, October 9 as Al Kattab Temple #201 honored their eldest member, Lewis Michael, with a prestigious award.
Uncorked provides tours of local wineries and more
When visiting local wineries, leave the driving to Uncorked.
LSHS inducts five into the Hall of Fame
On Friday afternoon, October 7, Lexington Senior High School welcomed its newest members into the Hall of Fame.
Lexington police investigate shooting on Spruce Street
Lexington Police Officers responded to a reported shooting on Spruce Street at 11 am this morning.
Honoring local food and local workers: Davidson Local introduces Foodie Passports, Food and Beverage Concert
This weeklong culinary extravaganza, presented by Eat Drink Triad in collaboration with the Winston-Salem Journal and Greensboro News and Record, aims to drive traffic to local restaurants through dine-in and carry-out orders, all while showcasing local culinary talent.
Davidson Local has been tapped as the official media sponsor and will host Local Foodie Passport & Passport. Concert featuring Simmerson Hill (acoustic) on Wednesday, October 26 from 6 to10 p.m. at Arts Davidson on 202 N Main St, Suite C.
Lexington police investigate report of gunshot injuries
From Lexington Police Department: Lexington Police Officers responded to Cotton Grove Road at 2:15 pm today about a 63- year-old female with a gunshot injury. While investigating the incident, officers received a call from Lexington Memorial Hospital about a juvenile male with a gunshot wound.
A Photo Gallery: Lexington Utilities Customer Appreciation Day
On Thursday, October 6 Lexington Utilities held their annual Customer Appreciation Day from 11am to 2pm.
Piedmont Fresh offers local produce and products for pick up
In the midst of growing grocery delivery services, Piedmont Fresh is making it easier for local folks to order their favorite seasonal local produce, pasture-raised meats and artisan favorites.
Second annual Pink Day being held to raise funds for mammograms
On Saturday, October 8, Thomasville resident, Blythe Leonard, will host the second annual Pink Day at BL Maker’s Market from 10am to 2pm.
Lexington Parks and Recreation holding meeting for park facility master plan
We are updating our 10 year Park Facility Master Plan and we need your input! Stop by the Robbins Recreation Center on Tuesday, October 11th from 5:30 - 6:30 to give your feedback and to help establish the vision for future park development in Lexington for the next 10 years.
Officials provide update on fire at Brooker T's Cafe
After careful examination of the fire scene, along with relevant reports and interviews, the cause of the fire remains undetermined with investigations indicating accidental in nature.
Hispanic Heritage Month: Unidos: Inclusión para una nación más fuerte
Este es el tema del Mes de la Herencia Hispana de este año.
Hispanic Heritage Month: Unidos - Inclusion for a stronger nation
This is the theme for this year’s Hispanic Heritage Month.
AG highlights local efforts to fight the opioid epidemic
North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein visited Davidson County on Wednesday to highlight local efforts to fight the opioid epidemic and to discuss the county’s $12.5 million allocation of the state's opioid settlement funds.