The City of Lexington Public Grounds Department staff reminds residents that all Christmas flowers and decorations must be removed from city cemetery grave sites by March 1.
Black History Month: Celebrating four decades of love - The Williams'
During the week we celebrate love, we’re honored to share snippets of local couples that inspire many throughout the community.
Black History Month: From a teen's perspective - book recommendations by Black authors
Now that we’re celebrating Black History Month, everyone should make a conscious effort to increase their celebration and knowledge of Black history
Brews, Grooves and News with Brooke
Your insider’s guide to weekly local events.
Black History Month: Omegas to host commemoration at slaves burial site
On Sunday, February 20, the Eta Beta Beta chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc. will host a service of commemoration for the slaves buried at the Lexington City Cemetery which is nestled between N. State St. and Salem St.
NTSB, FAA to investigate fatal plane crash on I-85, traffic rerouted
The latest update regarding the plane crash involving a tractor trailer on I-85 in Lexington.
Breaking News: Plane crashes on I-85 in Lexington
Davidson Local has confirmed there’s been a plane crash involving a tractor-trailer on I-85 in Davidson County.
Black History Month: Celebrating five decades of love - The Richards'
During the week we celebrate love, we’re honored to share snippets of local couples that inspire many throughout the community.
Black History Month: Cassidy's Creative Corner - Black Achievements (Part 2)
To me, and so many others, the Black Lives Matter (BLM) movement is important. The BLM movement fights for Black people and highlights the changes that needed to be made long ago.
Belk Center launches Rural College Leaders Program
The Belk Center for Community College Leadership and Research, in partnership with Achieving the Dream, is pleased to announce the launch of the Rural College Leaders Program (RCLP) – a capacity-building program designed to close equity gaps and improve student outcomes for 10 community colleges serving rural communities in North Carolina.
Black History Month: Joyce Terry
Lexington native Joyce Terry, as well as her two brothers, watched the Veterans Day parade in uptown Lexington Thursday afternoon, November 11, along with fellow members of the Banks-Miller American Legion Post 255.
Salvation Army invites community to The Uptown Piggy Pop Up
For many years the Salvation Army of Davidson County has highlighted their kettle season with their mascot Sally, one of the Lexington pigs.
Obituary: Garrett Lee "Bo" Knotts
Garrett Lee (Bo) Knotts, 87, peacefully boarded that train bound for glory on February 11, 2022 at his residence on Poplar Street, surrounded by his family.
Black History Month: Celebrating five decades of love - The Holt's
During the week we celebrate love, we’re honored to share snippets of local couples that inspire many throughout the community.
Black History Month: African American Love
Black history should be all year, 24/7 actually.
Conditional zoning process put to the test at council meeting
On Valentine’s Day, Lexington City Council held the first of their two regular meetings for the month of February.
Mask mandate to be lifted next week at DCS
On Monday, February 14, the Davidson County Schools (DCS) Board of Education (BOE) held a special called meeting at their central office in Lexington.
Breaking News: DCS BOE lifts mandatory mask mandate
At a special called meeting on Monday afternoon, the Davidson County Schools Board of Education voted unanimously to make masking in schools optional beginning Monday, February 21, 2022.
Funeral Notice: Garrett Lee "Bo" Knotts
Garrett Lee “Bo” Knotts, 87, of Poplar St., Lexington, passed on Friday, February 11, 2022.
Black History Month: Celebrating six decades of love - The Pittman's
On the day we celebrate love, we’re honored to share snippets of local couples that inspire many throughout the community.