On Sunday, June 13 Tonya Lanier will celebrate the release of her book, Lost in the Shuffle II.
On Sunday, June 13 Tonya Lanier will celebrate the release of her book, Lost in the Shuffle II.
Davidson County’s Compassion Inspiring Action strikes again. This weekend, a wheelchair ramp placed on Tommy Huffham’s front porch will be a game changer for the former 13-year Food Lion employee. {Contributed Photo}
It’s grilling time! Here’s another recipe from the crew at Cousin Eddies!
Adam Gleave, a current deputy for the Davidson County Sheriff's Department, and Marine veteran, tells his story, while honoring the memory of his retired Davidson County K9, loyal partner and beloved dog, “Valor,” who sadly passed away in April. In a recent Facebook post, Gleave shared a final farewell to Valor. “I’ll see you again one day, boy. Dirty paws and dirty boots mean our job is done.”
On Tuesday morning, the Lexington City Council reviewed proposed changes to the Unified Development Ordinance (UDO) during a special meeting.
Sunday, May 30, YaLeia Anderson was awarded a $500 scholarship by the Lexington Community Ministers Conference.
In the words of Rev. Dr. Arnetta Beverly, “Somewhere history is being made but in Davidson County ‘her’story has been made.”
The Thomasville City School board opened the June 1 session with no citizens’ requests. The board, led by James Carmichael, welcomed new board member Elizabeth Irizarry de Toro, who was appointed to the Board of Education by the Thomasville City Council at its April meeting.
Money was the major topic. at Tuesday night’s Lexington City Schools (LCS) Board of Education meeting.
Sections of a Davidson County road are scheduled to close temporarily next week while N.C. Department of Transportation Maintenance crews replace drainage pipes under the pavement.
On Saturday, June 19, Anything for Our Youth, in collaboration with City of Lexington, Davidson-Davie County Community College, Uptown Lexington, Inc., Lexington Chamber of Commerce, Lexington Visitors Center, will host the event. Admission is free to the public. Food and craft vendors will have select items for sale.
On June 26, on the steps of the old Davidson County Courthouse, the West Davidson Public Library Evening Book club is taking on a regional anti-racism Books With Purpose series. {Photo: Antionette Kerr/Davidson Local}
We’re sharing a graduation speech submitted by Raquel Cervantes Espinosa. Cervantes Espinosa, a graduate of Lexington Senior High School, was one of 300 students out of 37,000 applicants across the United States chosen for the Gates Millennium Scholarship. She is also a Project Potential scholar.
Give this crowd favorite a try.
Behind the Scenes: This 2007 Lexington Senior High School grad was more than willing to talk about his experiences after learning what I planned to do with the information. Broadway explained that while he spent the majority of his service on base at Fort Eustis, Virginia, a thirteen-month deployment in Afghanistan from June 2009 to July of 2010 altered his life. ~Antionette Kerr
If having fun in the water is in your list of plans this weekend, check out these local attractions.