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Political Opinion: “It should not matter whether you are on the right or left of the political spectrum, at the end of the day we want a better Davidson County. This means we need to have these tough conversations, even if it makes us uncomfortable.” As part of our hyperlocal coverage, Davidson Local invites ALL registered political parties to submit a monthly opinion column by a designee.
As part of our hyperlocal coverage, Davidson Local invites ALL registered political parties to submit a monthly opinion column by a designee.
As part of our hyperlocal coverage, Davidson Local invites ALL registered political parties to submit a monthly opinion column by a designee.
The Davidson GOP would like to lend a hand. They are holding a "Pack-the-Trailer" Night at the next monthly meeting on September 2.
Paid Political Advertisement: After his trip to Davidson County, Lt. Governor Mark Robinson endorsed Jon Welborn candidate for District Court Judge in Davidson and Davie calling the local attorney a “Christian” and “Patriot.”
The latest from NC State Senator Steve Jarvis.
To a sold-out crowd of almost 220 Davidson County and surrounding residents, North Carolina’s Lt. Governor Mark Robinson rallied republicans to “show up and show out” for the 2022 Elections at the 1st Annual All-American Cookout.
As part of our hyperlocal coverage, Davidson Local invites ALL registered political parties to submit a monthly opinion column by a designee. Chris Jessup, chair of the Davidson County Republican Party writes this month’s political opinion.
As part of our hyperlocal coverage, Davidson Local invites ALL registered political parties to submit a monthly opinion column by a designee. Former chair Donald Reid Deal writes this month’s column from a Libertarian perspective. He is Past Chair of Davidson County party Current Vice Chair of the state party. Last cycle candidate for Davidson County Commissioner.
Marlene Martinez writes this month’s political opinion. She is a Winston-Salem State University Alumni, Local Activist, Political Scientist, and Third-Chair for the Davidson County Democratic Party.
Read how Gov. Cooper has appointed the following individuals to serve as Chair of the following County Boards of Elections.
To mask or not to mask?
That seems to be the hot topic facing most school districts as the 2021-2022 school year approaches. Davidson County is no different. The school board had a scheduled meeting Monday and many parents showed up share their thoughts. Our new youth correspondent, Riley Elliott, was in attendance also to bring the scoop straight to our readers.
The Davidson County Republican Women hosted Conservative Conversations this past weekend at the home of Gregg and Carol Stutes.
Most local municipalities will vote on Nov. 2nd. Here are the candidate filings for local elections that have not been delayed due to pending census results.
The Davidson County Republican Women will sponsor The Conservative Conversations Cookout on Saturday, July 17th. Speakers will include Congressman Ted Bud, NC GOP Chairman Michael Whatley, Judge April Wood, NC State Treasurer Dale Folwell, NC Committee woman Kyshia Lineberger, US Senator Mark Walker, Bo Hines Candidate for Congress.
A power outage at The Davidson County BOE has temporarily halted election fillings. BOE staff says updated filings will be posted online on Monday.
Municipal elections are officially delayed until 2022 in Lexington. More information will be provided as city officials respond.
State Senator Jeff Jackson (D) is running for a US Senate seat and has vowed to hold 100 town halls in 100 counties in 100 days. His tour parked in Davidson County yesterday.
In the words of Rev. Dr. Arnetta Beverly, “Somewhere history is being made but in Davidson County ‘her’story has been made.”
Lexington council was presented the proposed city of Lexington Annual Budget for Fiscal Year 2021-22 by the city manager at the May 24 City Council meeting. The budget is now on file in the city clerk’s office where it is available for public review. City council called for a public hearing to be held on June 14, 2021 at 6 p.m.
