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When Golf is More Than A Game: Hit and Run Driving Range
Former MMA Fighter Josh Davis hits for the community as owner of Hit and Run Driving Range.
Thomasville City Council Budget Meeting Recessed Until Friday
The Thomasville City Council has recessed its special called meeting to consider the City's Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget and will reconvene on Friday, June 26, at 8 a.m. at 20 Stadium Drive.
Midway Town Manager Settles Into Role
Meet the Midway Town Manager
Lexington firefighter involved in fatal shooting dies
A Lexington firefighter involved in the deadly shooting of his estranged wife, who was a Lexington police officer, has died.
Don Lemon, Bad Bunny Versus Kid Rock? Viral Outrage Doesn’t Keep the Lights On.
Local news matters, especially when no one’s looking.
Celebration of Life Planned for Rev. Lamar L. Moore, Community Leader and Advocate for Seniors
A celebration of life for Rev. Lamar Luther Moore, a longtime Lexington pastor and a key figure in the creation of Davidson County Senior Services, will be held at 2 p.m. Saturday, January 10, at Center Hill Baptist Church.
Nominations Open for 2026 Governor’s Volunteer Service Award in Davidson County
Online nominations must be submitted by February 13, 2026.
Paper nomination forms must be returned by January 30, 2026, to Tammy Dalton at the United Way of Davidson County.
Where Faith Meets Community: Pastor Aaron Long’s Sunday Columns
Column: When Faith Picks Up the Call
A Road Reclaimed: Volunteers Triumph on Linwood-Southmont Road
After four dedicated cleanup missions, Keep Davidson County Beautiful has officially conquered the 10.9-mile stretch of Linwood-Southmont Road and they were thrilled to say: It’s DONE!
Mickey Bell Brings Laughter and Mental Health Awareness to Davidson County, With a Local Twist
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.
History, Art and Moonshine Stories Fill the Smith Civic Center
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.
The Arc of Davidson County provides work opportunities to support independence
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.
Mayoral candidates kick off first day of filing for municipal elections
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.
Key to the City: Bob Sink Honored for a Lifetime of Service to Lexington
At 94, Bob Sink isn’t slowing down—he’s just shifting gears. The lifelong Lexington resident was recently awarded the key to the city in a surprise ceremony honoring more than six decades of community service, from building gas lines and Habitat homes to mentoring youth and restoring a classic 1931 Nash. Sink’s motto is simple: stay involved and keep giving back.
A Family United by Purpose: The Journey of Stephanie and the Wilkerson Family
Born non-verbal, Stephanie once struggled with basic communication — now she addresses large audiences, tells her story with confidence, and inspires over 53,000 SONC athletes by fundraising and advocating for inclusion.
Editorial: Davidson Local Centers Disability Stories This July
July marks Disability Pride Month—and this year, Davidson Local is moving disability stories from the sidelines to headlines.
Christo’s Owner Calls Alleged Racial Incident ‘Unusual’ as Facebook Post Sparks Community Response
A viral Facebook post claiming racial discrimination inside Christo’s Family Restaurant has ignited swift public response and prompted an internal investigation by the 42-year-old Lexington eatery.
Letter to the Editor: Lexington Community from afar remembers "Sonny" Yson Buonya
I was met with heart shattering news this afternoon (Yesterday) to find out that Sonny had passed.
Open Letter to Davidson County Commissioners by David Garvin
Community member David Garvin weighs in with an open letter to Davidson County Commissioners.