On Saturday Aug. 6 from 9am-2pm Denton will host their 6th Annual Watermelon Festival at Harrison Park located at 52 W. Salisbury St. Denton, NC 27239. This family friendly event that has grown in numbers since 2017 will feature 40+ vendors, a cornhole tournament, local entertainment, a pageant, watermelon eating contest and a seed spitting contest, plus more.
The Davidson County Democratic Party is hosting a Sip & Paint Fundraiser on Saturday August
27, 2022, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm at the home of Tonya Lanier and Robert Freeman.
Writing has been a part of human culture for thousands of years.
La escritura ha sido parte de la cultura humana durante miles de años.
Here’s a look at our 2022 T-Ball and C-Ball uniforms!
Longtime Hospice volunteer says her work is a blessing.
The Davidson County Public Library will be hosting a new, five-part discussion series at the Davidson County Historical Museum in Lexington for Fall/Winter 2022. The program will occur on the Third Thursday of each month, from 2:30 PM-3:30 PM.
National Night Out is recognized on the first Tuesday in August. It’s an event that brings awareness and enhances the relationships between community and law enforcement.
Lexington City Schools District Athletic Director, Ronnie Beverly, has submitted his two week resignation to the system. When contacted by Davidson Local, Beverly shared he had prepared a statement regarding his upcoming departure.
We’re excited to introduce our first, fast and funny evening of culture, food and conversation with chef Michael Morefield @ Roots On Main in Lexington. Press Pass dinners are a new way to support local news.
Longtime Davidson-Davie trustees Dr. Barbara Leonard and Thom Hege bid farewell to their fellow Board members on July 12 as the Board also welcomed returning and new members Tonya Lanier, Neal Foster, Cathi Smith, and Dr. Kevin Speight.
Step right up to our first annual Back to School Carnival! Children and teens will have a blast and can enjoy activities like face painting, carnival booth games, making giant bubbles, eating popcorn, and playing cornhole. The list goes on, and your family can enjoy taking silly pictures at the photo stations, playing a game of life-sized Angry Birds, and cashing in your free tickets for prizes of crisp, new school supplies.
Governor Cooper on July 27th stated that communities statewide will receive $789.4 million for water infrastructure
Lexington City Schools rescinds clear backpack policy.
Race Against Drugs is a movement that was created to help people get out of addictions
Photo highlights of the Bicentennial Play “PiGS, CHAiRS and Small Town Squares”
Be a part of this milestone celebration!
Board of Elections meeting to decide how voting will look this fall
LCS scholars have done an amazing job of getting into some of the best universities in the state.
The N.C. Department of Information Technology’s (NCDIT) Broadband Infrastructure Office has awarded Growing Rural Economies with Access to Technology (GREAT) grants to expand broadband infrastructure.
