Realist exhibit at Timberlake Gallery and Museum showcases natural beauty of North Carolina.
Lexington utilities issues credit card scam alert
Lexington Utilities issues a scam alert.
Lexington groups co-host black-tie, Black History month affair, you’re invited
On Friday, February 11th at 119 West 3rd Avenue Lexington, NC, a black-tie affair set near the date of his birth will honor his legacy by bringing a little bit of Hughes to Lexington.
Now More Than Ever: Red Cross shares one family's home fire story
The American Red Cross of Davidson County shares one family’s home fire story. The day began as a normal Saturday for the Banks. The family was doing housework and organizing just days before Christmas 2020. #nowmorethanever #unitedway
Faith and Fellowship: First Fruit Faithfulness
As we enter into the New Year 2022, We the children of God must learn to become faithful with our first fruits we must give back unto God as he has given unto us.
Happy New Year from Davidson Local!
A new year is upon us
Cousin Eddie's Slow Cooker BBQ Baked Beans
First new recipe of the new year!
January events at the WDPL
The West Davidson Public Library is hosting a variety of events to kick off the new year.
YMCA offering promotion to kick off a healthy new year
The start of a New Year often makes you think about how you can improve yourself. The YMCA wants to help you achieve your goals while catching a great deal!
Kassie's Column: Out with the old, In with the new
Whew!
If I only had one word to describe 2021 that would be it.
Cathy's Creative Corner: Press On to 2022
As I make plans for my family’s upcoming New Year’s Eve gathering, I can’t help but look back over my life and remember all the events I’ve been through.
Davidson Local Top 5: December 26-31
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#DLYearInReview: Top Stories
What a year!
#DLYearInReview: Cathy's Creative Corner
Davidson Local isn’t your traditional newspaper. Therefore, the content we publish isn’t always traditional.
Hospitals urge people not to seek COVID-19 tests in ED
Large numbers of people are going to hospital emergency departments for COVID-19 tests. Representatives of area hospitals say they aren’t the place for routine COVID-19 testing for the public.
From a teen's perspective: Being a graduating senior in 2022
Our intern, Sidney Briggs, reflects on the reality that “her year” is only a few days away. Briggs is a graduating high school senior in the Class of 2022.
Brews, Grooves and News with Brooke
You insider’s guide to weekly local events.
#DLYearInReview: Sports
With nine high schools and a small staff, regularly covering prep sports the way many are used to them being covered isn’t feasible for us at the time. One day it will be!
Low income energy assistance apps being accepted
Applications have started being accepted for the Low Income Energy Assistance Program (LIEAP).
Lexington Fire Department responds to structure fire on 6th Ave
Lexington Fire Department responded to a reported structure fire on Tuesday, December 28th. The flames resulted in one firefighter injured and transported for medical evaluation. Doctors have since released the firefighter for in-home care. No residents were injured.