Thomasville City Schools has published their student nutrition facts for the 2021-21 school year.
Thomasville City Schools has published their student nutrition facts for the 2021-21 school year.
Lexington hosted its first PFLAG Pride event. Our newest photographer Q. Johnson was on the scene.
The Davidson County Schools (DCS) Board of Education held their monthly meeting Monday, June 7 at Davis-Townsend Elementary School.
During Monday’s City Council meeting, Finance Director John Overton and the dedicated workforce in the Finance Department were recognized because Lexington’s Comprehensive Annual Financial Report (CAFR) for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2020, qualified for a Certificate of Achievement for Excellence in Financial Reporting from the Government Finance Officers Association.
A new snack shop in town is offering snacks and desserts with distinct flare.
The Cory Holt & Eric Brown Football Camp, held on Saturday, June 26 at Lexington Senior High School’s (LSHS) Philpott Memorial Stadium was a morning full of drills, fun and a special visit by an NFL legend.
On Monday, June 28 night, the Lexington City Council held their bi-monthly meeting.
Lexington Senior High School honored its 2021 student athletes at the Annual Sports Awards program on Saturday, June 12th.
Nonprofits can learn how to get media attention in a free online session with Davidson Local and The West Davidson Public Library.
Multiple athletes from Davidson County ran into a first-place finish at the North Carolina High School Athletic Association state 2-A track meet on Saturday, June 26 at North Carolina A&T State University’s Irwin Belk Track.
The latest from Cousin Eddie’s.
The Salvation Army of Davidson County welcomes new leaders, Majors Ray and Whitney Morton and their family.
Sonya loved power walking. She could get her exercise in and people wouldn’t bother her.
Mayor Raleigh York, Jr. and members of the Thomasville City Council announced Monday that Councilman Scott Styers will be resigning from City Council effective June 30, 2021.
In a special called meeting Lexington City Schools called a meeting via Zoom to present budget amendments to close out fiscal year 2021.
Tommy Wilson, who recently opened Ravenwood Artisan Collective at 110 S. Main St., believes people not only want to buy local but also want to support North Carolina artisans.
Exactly one week after the fire, Tuesday, June 22, at 7 a.m., Ron VanLandingham, called C.I.A - Compassion Inspiring Action, a nonprofit organization committed to helping those in need in the community. Within a few hours, in the driveway of what they had called home for more than five months, stood the young couple, Michael and Johnson, with Davis, Miller and the charred remains of a home.