Meet our new Business Development Specialist Julie Harshaw! She will be working with Davidson Local to grow advertising in fun and creative ways. We’re excited to welcome her to The Davidson Local family.
Breaking News: Lockdown activated and lifted, trespassing suspects in custody
Thomasville High and Middle Schools are currently on lockdown as law enforcement secure the campuses.
Brews, Grooves and News with Brooke
Your insider’s guide to weekly local events for October 22-October 28.
Thomasville City Council meeting summary
The Thomasville City Council met Monday, October 18.
From a teen's perspective: Voting
I turn 18 in less than a month.
Royal elected to ACCT Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee
The Association of Community College Trustees (ACCT) recently announced the election of Tina Royal to the new ACCT Board of Directors and ACCT Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Committee members and officers. Royal is Davidson County resident and serves of the board of Davidson-Davie Community College.
School systems COVID-19 update: October 20
Here is the latest COVID-19 cases update from the local school systems.
Local parent raises awareness about Phelan-McDermid Syndrome Awareness Day Oct 22
Friday, October 22 recognizes the Third Annual International Phelan-McDermid Syndrome Awareness Day so as to garner attention for PMS, a rare genetic condition affecting more than 2,500 people worldwide. It's estimated that one percent of people with autism have PMS, but many are undiagnosed. For Christy, Dave and adopted son Jack Hiller, this time of year is a special moment of remembrance.
Happy Tuesday Everyone!
Make it a great day!
Join us for an alter-ego Halloween party
Just like Bruce Wayne has "Batman," Prince was "The Symbol," and Beyonce is "Sasha Fierce" it's your time to let your ego Party Out loud! Friday Oct. 23rd at Olde Well Tavern.
Chloe's Mindful Minute Monday
No matter your age, occupation, or life stage, a person can wake up with stress - moments in time where there seems to be a lack of peace and quiet.
From Sen. Jarvis' Desk: October 15, 2021
The latest from State Senator Steve Jarvis.
Health department vaccine schedule for October 18-22
The Davidson County Health Department is offering vaccines throughout the week.
Now More Than Ever: United Way needs your support
United Way is in the middle of our Workplace Giving Campaign! NOW MORE THEN EVER They need your help spreading the word!
Faith and Fellowship: With Toni Mccullough
Toni Royal McCullough is a native of Lexington, NC and devoted member of Files Chapel Baptist Church in the city of Lexington. As a spiritual enthusiast and community advocate, Toni will be contributing to Davidson Local providing news and updates for local churches and faith-based community organizations serving the Greater Lexington area.
Cousin Eddie’s Tex-Mex Burger
It’s burger time!
LFD was dispatched to 307-B West 5th Ave
Lexington Fire Department was dispatched to 307-B West 5th Ave. at 8:41 pm last night for a residential apartment fire. The fire is currently under investigation by the City of Lexington Fire Marshal’s Office, but no injuries were reported.
Visit Uptown Lexington for the Boo Bash & Boo Crawl
Uptown Lexington, Inc. is excited to present the family-friendly Boo Bash from 6pm to 8pm on Saturday, October 30th, 2021. Several activities will bring the community together in a safe way including pumpkin painting, live music, courthouse lighting, a haunted house, and the best mask and costume contest.
USA Day at Central Davidson High School sparks controversy
A Spirit Week celebration at Central Davidson High School has triggered controversy with students, parents and the community. Officials at CDHS called this a misunderstanding. During the course of Spirit Week, daily activities were planned by students and approved by advisors. Wednesday’s theme was promoted as American Day according to the school’s website.
Documentation questions DCS' administration's commitment to masking
Davidson Local has obtained copies of documents that were given to Davidson County Commissioners at their bi-monthly meeting on Tuesday, October 12.