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Nationally touring comedian and mental health advocate Mickey Bell brought his Laugh Responsibly Tour to Center Church of Welcome, sharing both laughter and an important message about resilience and mental health. The night included a surprise moment when Davidson Local intern and Central Davidson High senior Riley Elliott — recently crowned Ms. Central Davidson — joined Bell on stage, handling the spotlight with professionalism and positivity.
The Davidson County Sheriff's Office stated they believe there could be additional victims for this investigation. Anyone known to be legally married without a divorce to Harry Irvine Burdick, Jr. are asked to contact Detective Foushee at the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office (336) 236-3365.
Market organizers say more details—including how to enter—will be announced soon, but for now, they’re encouraging folks to start gathering those “secret ingredients” and perfecting their pots of chili.
In just four months, Lexington police responded to about 410 crashes. Roughly 270 involved no injuries, and about 110 were low-speed parking lot collisions. That means nearly two-thirds of all local crashes now fall under Littlejohn’s jurisdiction.
Mayor Ward wants citizens to know about this wonderful program that is FREE to income-eligible households! “These folks do an outstanding job HELPING those that need help.
On August 30th from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., head to 455 Freewill Circle in Lexington for the End of Summer Blast, a fun-filled, family-friendly celebration that promises to be anything but ordinary.
On Thursday, architects with Moseley presented the commissioners with a two-story new expansion of the current jail and updating the cell doors of the section of the old facility renovated in 2000, at a cost of $67 million.
Thomas has the eye of a tiger. His sharp focus and keen insight into community stories have led him to incorporate a tiger into the Davidson Local logo, symbolizing the organization's clear vision and dedication to uncovering the heart of the community. Just as the tiger sees with precision, Davidson Local aims to reflect that level of clarity and commitment in every story told.
On Saturday, August 9, 2025, the Edward C. Smith Civic Center in Lexington came alive with local history and art. Hosted by the Davidson County Historical Museum, Lexington Public Library, and the Civic Center, the event showcased a unique pallet wood art exhibition and explored North Carolina’s moonshine and NASCAR roots.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT THE SMITH – A Medley of Beautiful Art and Interesting Information
3 to 5:30 PM Saturday, August 9, 2025
The City of Thomasville, $100,000 for Memorial Park Drive Greenway Expansion Design & Engineering
Lexington native Rannette Murphy Pearson — better known in the literary world as Rae Murphy — is turning pages and turning heads with her bold entrance into children’s publishing. A first-time author with a heart the size of Davidson County, Murphy is bringing purpose, passion, and powerful representation to the youngest of readers.
For Jeep owners, enthusiasts, and anyone who’s ever thought, “I should get a Jeep,” there’s no better place to celebrate that spirit than the Denton FarmPark Jeep Festival, happening on Saturday, August 9, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM.
City of Thomasville Leases Former Recreation Administration Building to Thomasville
The Arc of Davidson County strives to help those with intellectual and developmental disabilities to gain independence, learn skills and strive to make a difference in their community.
The Davidson County Commissioners did not approve a 2% pay raise for Davidson County law enforcement officers during its meeting on Thursday.
Davidson County Young Professionals will host its second networking event on Wednesday, July 16, from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM at Sapona Grille’s Golf SIM Room, located at 439 Beaver Creek Rd, Lexington, NC.
The filing for the 2025 municipal election started on Monday with several people registering at the Davidson County Board of Election to run for office, including candidates for Lexington and Thomasville mayor. Candidate filing is from July 7 through July 18.
The City of Lexington invites interested parties to attend an Open House for the redevelopment of 211-213 South Main Street, a historic property located in the heart of Uptown Lexington. The event will be held on Tuesday, July 15, 2025, from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the site.
The Thomasville Farmers Market has launched "Eat the Rainbow," a new kids’ program that offers $3 in produce bucks each week to encourage healthy eating and support local farmers. The market also welcomes Aimee Young as its new Assistant Market Manager, helping lead family-friendly initiatives as part of the market’s Food as Medicine campaign.
