Faith and Fellowship with our friend Rev. Aaron Long
All in community
United Way Director Begins a New Chapter
Hege to step down from United Way.
MLK Social Action Committee to Host 23rd Annual Memorial Peace Conference in Thomasville
The event will take place on April 4th at 3 p.m. at Citadel of Faith Christian Fellowship, located at 108 Salem Street in Thomasville.
Twenty Years of Strength: NAACP Mother of the Year Program Honors Local Women
For more than 20 years, the NAACP has been in awe of the Mothers who have stepped forward and volunteered their time and energy to make this program a success.
Thomasville Announces the Return of the Neighborhood Toolbox Program
A sneak preview event will be held at the Thomas A. Finch YMCA, located at 1010 Mendenhall Street, on March 3, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Community members are invited to stop by, explore the tool trailer, and learn more about how the program works.
Parents, NAACP Question Alleged Racist Conduct at High School Basketball Game
Several parents have called to express concerns about last Monday’s game between Lexington Senior High School and Central Davidson High School and what they consider racist actions targeting their children.
The American Red Cross to support displaced Tyro family
The Red Cross is assisting the displaced occupants.
Lexington Utilities Urges Residents to Conserve Power During Extreme Cold
Duke Energy has reported that the prolonged cold snap has created abnormally high demand statewide and is projecting an all-time peak load on the electric grid through 10 a.m. Monday, February 2.
Interns desk: Thank you to Debbie Harris for upholding government transparency
The DL Interns have spoken. We want to thank Debbie Harris for working so hard to keep the public informed.
MLK Social Action Committee Announces 2026 Observance Events in Thomasville
The Martin Luther King Social Action Committee Inc. has announced its lineup of 2026 Martin Luther King Jr. Holiday events, featuring a week of worship, music, youth engagement, arts, and community celebration in Thomasville. This year’s theme is “Look Where He Brought Us From.”
Federal Grant: Davidson County internet access could see improvement
State leaders say BEAD funding is designed to address more than just physical infrastructure.
Hospice of Davidson County’s Hinkle House seeks snack and supply donations
Staff say small gestures—such as having a snack or drink readily available—can offer meaningful comfort to families and caregivers who may be at the bedside for long hours.
Warm Hearts, Warm Hands Initiative Launches in Thomasville
The city encourages residents to participate throughout the winter season by donating new or gently used coats, hats, blankets, gloves, and other warm items. All items placed on the hooks are available for anyone in need.
Leash Up for Charity: The 1st Annual Santa Paws Stroll is Coming to Thomasville!
The holiday season in Davidson County is about to get a whole lot furrier! The Latino Association of Davidson County (LADC) is launching its first-ever Santa Paws Stroll
Holiday Market at Axehole to Support Veterans Through The Fallen Outdoors
The market will feature a wide range of local vendors, offering shoppers a chance to pick up unique last-minute Christmas gifts. Families will also have the opportunity to enjoy pictures with Santa, making the event a festive outing for all ages.
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Chapter Hosts Annual Thanksgiving Meal Box Giveaway in Lexington
Set for Saturday, November 22, 2025, at 1:30 p.m. at Lexington High School (26 Penry Street, Lexington, NC 27292), the chapter will distribute FREE Thanksgiving meals to local families.
Press Release: American Children’s Home to Break Ground on Major Water Line Replacement Project
The American Children’s Home will hold a groundbreaking ceremony on Saturday, November 8 at 10:00 a.m. to celebrate the start of a major water line replacement project that will modernize the campus infrastructure and support the Home’s mission of nurturing and empowering children across North Carolina.
A proud native of Lexington, North Carolina, Perez laid the foundation for his discipline and drive on the gridiron. He graduated from Lexington High School in 1998, a high-school career that paved the way for him to play football at Methodist College in Fayetteville. But while sports provided the initial stage, a different kind of performance called him to the microphone. For the past nine years, Perez has become a fixture in the comedy world, evolving into a polished, nationally recognized comedian.