While the image of a hero in uniform often evokes respect and admiration, the plight of homeless veterans remains an invisible, yet pressing, issue within our communities.
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UPDATE: Suspect in vehicle chase who fled on foot captured by police
LEXINGTON, NC – Lexington Police Officers attempted a vehicle stop on a U-Haul box truck on Sunday, December 17, 2023, at 4:51 pm on South Main Street at Fowler Avenue. The purpose of the stop was that the driver of the vehicle, Jonathan Dillon, age 31, had outstanding felony warrants. Dillon failed to stop for officers and led them on a pursuit, which lasted 24 miles.
Alert: Novant Health implements visitor restrictions
Out of concern for the health and well-being of the community as respiratory viruses become more prevalent, Novant Health is implementing temporary visitor restrictions. Beginning Tuesday, Dec. 19, at 7 a.m., children under age 13 are asked not to visit Novant Health hospitals in an effort to reduce the spread of respiratory viruses.
Thomasville fire truck involved in collision, multiple injured
On Sunday, December 17, 2023, at 1:10 pm, multiple emergency personnel units responded to the area of I85 southbound near Fisher Ferry Street in reference to a traffic accident where one patient was reportedly pinned underneath a vehicle.
Davidson County Schools set to announce new superintendent live Dec. 21st
The Davidson County Board of Education will select and approve the new Superintendent of Schools December 21st at 7 p.m.
Thomasville man charged with animal cruelty
Deputies found several hound dog mix in thin body conditions and one 4-year-old hound mix with an injury to his front leg. It was discovered that this dog had been suffering from an injury for almost two weeks with no medical treatment.
Davidson Davie Community College spring applications due by Dec. 21
Davidson-Davie is a fully accredited, multi-campus community college offering professionally meaningful associate degrees and certificate programs in a personalized environment that inspires confidence, growth and individual success. With convenient locations in Davidson and Davie Counties, there is a classroom and course path for everyone.
Column: The majesty of the stained glass at St. Stephen UMC of Lexington
St. Stephen United Methodist Church in Uptown Lexington is adorned with numerous colorful stained glass windows that have a very regal presence and a story of their own.
Year-in-Review: Lexington Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta celebrates 38 years
This year, the organization has been active in the community partaking in an array of endeavors.
GWAC: CARes Project gives local employees a lift
Davidson County residents can financial and credit counseling and low-interest loans through the CARes Project.
Press Release: Royal announces candidacy for NC Senate District 30
Tina Royal has announced her candidacy for NC Senate District 30.
Political Opinion: From the desk of state senator Steve Jarvis
Political Opinion: State Senator Steve Jarvis
Press Release: National Wreaths Across America Day ceremonies to be held at area cemeteries
Wreath laying ceremonies will be held on Saturday, December 16, 2023 at various locations.
Inside the Huddle: Hoops! Can the women do it again?
Last year was a good year for women’s basketball.
Can they do it again?
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Alert En Espanol: Raccoon Confirmed Positive for Rabies in Davidson County
La rabia es una enfermedad prevenible por vacunación en humanos, perros, gatos y hurones, pero sin la vacuna y el tratamiento posterior a la exposición, el virus es mortal en un 99,9%. La ley de Carolina del Norte requiere que todos los gatos, perros y hurones domésticos reciban la vacuna contra la rabia antes de los 4 meses de edad y se mantengan al día.
Alert: Raccoon confirmed positive for rabies in Davidson County
Rabies is a vaccine preventable disease in humans, dogs, cats, and ferrets, but without the vaccine and postexposure treatment, the virus is 99.9% fatal. North Carolina law requires that all domestic cats, dogs, and ferrets receive the rabies vaccine by 4 months of age and kept current.
New candidates file, period ends December 15 at Noon
Local filings for Davidson County Commissioners and other races are heating up.
Political Opinion: From Sen. Jarvis' Desk
Political Opinion: The latest Raleigh Report from State Senator Steve Jarvis.
Press Release: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Art Exhibition and Gallery event celebrates Civil Rights
All youth artists, from K-2nd grade; 3rd -5th; 6th -8th to 9th–12th grade, are invited to participate. Entries will be categorized by age groups and judged by a panel of local artists. Artwork should focus on themes related to the Civil Rights Movement of 1964 or Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr’s life. Submissions must be completed labeled with name, grade, and school name (not required) and delivered to teachers, afterschool directors, or dropped off at the Arts Theater 202 by January 5, 2024.