The Davidson County Health Department is offering vaccines this week.
Faith and Fellowship: A Journey with Jesus (Part 4)
Our journey with Jesus has come to the the time where it’s time for the believers to CELEBRATE!!!
The Savior of the world is born!!!!
Now More Than Ever: Todd & Jodi Hunt make this a better place
To many that drive down Business 85, passing Jerry Hunt Supercenter, most likely do not know that they are a very community-minded organization.
A Photo Gallery: We are calling it 'Love thy neighbor' Saturday
From grilling in local housing communities, to toy drives, to dancing Santa at our local homeless shelter…Saturday was saturated with community spirit.
Vote for your favorite holiday lights in Lexington
Light up the Block will put you in the holiday spirit! Vote for your favorite Christmas decorations.
Breaking News: Local students charged with making false reports about school violence
On Friday, December 17, a statement from the Davidson County Sheriff’s office said school resource officers charged three students in the Davidson County School system with making a False Report of Mass Violence on Educational Property.
Local parents, administrators respond to social media bomb threats
Students across Davidson County were met with a shift in school protocols as a nationwide spike in TikTok challenges have led to heightened security. Official take precautions but say threats are not credible.
Disconnection notices sent by Lexington Utilities mistakenly
As you may know, we recently made changes to utility bill due dates, billing routes and billing cycles.
Health department will discontinue weekly COVID dashboard next year
Beginning in January 2022, the Davidson County Health Department (DCHD) will no longer provide its weekly COVID-19 update for Davidson County.
Cathy's Creative Corner: The Ugliest Doll
Joy is a typical little girl. She loves playing with her vast array of dolls.
Davidson Local Top 5: December 12-17
Check out this week’s most read articles.
Brews, Grooves and News with Brooke
Your insider’s guide to weekly local events.
Commissioners approve funds for Lexington football field and track
A proposal of a total estimated project of $1,572,290 was presented by County Manager Tim Maness with the recommendation to move forward with repairing drainage issues related to the field and track. This includes a synthetic turf component of $434,250 that will be handled by the Lexington School District.
Thomasville woman wins $10,000 in United Way drawing
Santa came early for a former Facility Logistic Services (FLS) employee.
LFD responds to House Fire on Moore Drive
Safety First: On Monday, December 13, at 3:48 am, Lexington Fire Department responded to a residential structure fire at 403 Moore Drive. The on-call Lexington fire investigator determined the origin and cause of the fire was an electric space heater located too close to combustible materials.
From a teen's perspective: Holiday Inclusivity
Society needs to take a moment this season and recognize that Christmas isn’t the only holiday.
"Chair City Christmas" returning for Christmas Eve
“Chair City Christmas” is a Community Christmas Eve service held in downtown Thomasville.
Salute: DAR event to honor American Revolution veterans
Salute: The Leonard’s Creek Chapter of National Society of Daughters of the American Revolution will sponsor a Wreaths Across America event on this Saturday, December 18 at noon.
Gov. Cooper signs bill "cutting red tape" for small construction projects
Sen. Steve Jarvis (R-Davidson) released the following statement on Gov. Roy Cooper signing Senate Bill 329 into law:
Epilepsy Foundation seeks help forming a Thomasville Chapter
The founder of The Epilepsy Association of North Carolina is asking for an early Christmas Gift from friends in Thomasville.