This week, Davidson Local has been profiling local veterans.
Like many events, COVID-19 affected the structure of this year’s Lexington Area Crime Stoppers Officer of the Year ceremony.
The Davidson County Commissioners meeting on November 9th included special recognitions and “Freedom Against Mask and Vaccine Mandates.”
Announcement follows the passing of longtime Director Ruth Huneycutt.
Here is the latest COVID-19 cases update from the local school systems.
Political Advertising: Mandy Kiser announces intent to run for County Commissioner seat.
While Ivan L. Padial, a retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel, used to participate in the annual Veterans Day parade as the Junior ROTC instructor at Lexington Senior High School (LSHS), he will be on the sidelines this year with his wife, Alba, and their grandchildren.
The Lexington City Council held the first of its bi-monthly meetings Monday evening, November 8.
Health department vaccine schedule for November 9-12.
Lexington native Joyce Terry talks history and the legacy of the Banks-Miller American Legion Post 255.
Several local companies and nonprofits are giving away FREE Thanksgiving Meals! Here are the details for events throughout the day. First come, first served!
The Davidson County Republican Women hosted an Autumn Harvest Jubilee on Sat, November 6th at The Davidson County Fair Grounds. The event included a host of small businesses and a dessert contest judged by elected officials including Lt. Governor Mark Robinson.
Hospice is about hope, meaningful moments, memory making, and LIVING. Now More Than Ever is a series featuring agencies of United Way of Davidson County.
Amazing Grace how sweet the sound that saved a wretch like me. These are words that each and every believer may echo.
Local elections matter! Here’s why you should advertise to reach a hyperlocal audience.