The latest from State Senator Steve Jarvis.
The following are highlights from this week at the N.C. Department of Transportation. The stories below are also featured in NCDOT Now, the department's weekly newscast.
The familiar Red Kettle Campaign of The Salvation Army is in in full swing here in Davidson County. Every dollar raised through the Red Kettle Campaign remains in the community where it was given and makes it possible for The Salvation Army to deliver life changing programs and services throughout the year.
After reporting a record-breaking month in September, NC By Train, the state’s intercity passenger rail service, again achieved a new monthly high for ridership in October.
The Lord is great and greatly to be Praised, His greatness no one can fathom. Great The Lord! God greatness and Power is everlasting to those who believe.
Last week, Lt. S. Adams, Cpl. J. Griffin, Cpl. M. Clodfelter and Cpl. A. Greer with the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office participated along with neighboring law enforcement agencies at an event called The YMCA of High Point 4th Annual Clay Shoot.
The N.C. Tobacco Trust Fund Commission (N.C. TTFC) awarded more than $4.5 million through 18 grants for agricultural and economic initiatives across the state. These grants place a high priority on projects that stimulate the agricultural economy, train current and future farmers and help farmers execute innovative ideas.
This dangerous storm will be near... Siler City around 755 AM EST. Other locations impacted by this tornadic thunderstorm include Harpers Crossroads, Staley, Coleridge, Hasty and Liberty.
Leonard’s Creek Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution announces its third year of participating in Wreaths Across America Day.
American Legion Post 8 at 206 Wilfred Ave is preparing to start the fun again. We plan to begin the fun the first Saturday in January 2023. We will operate the first and third Saturday each month.
This Veterans Day, join Davidson County Commissioners in shining a light of hope and support. Join Operation Green Light and let’s turn Davidson County green for our veterans.
Lexington Youth Theatre (LYT) hits the Smith Civic Center stage in Lexington this weekend with the enchanting production of The Little Mermaid.
Civilians have a vague notion of what it’s like to have served in the military. Today, we proudly publish both oral and written stories. Adjusting to combat conditions or deployed life in peacetime is an experience only veterans understand. This Veterans Day, I had the honor of sitting down with Mr. John Medley who served in Korea.
The Davidson County Bicentennial Committee, headed by Debbie Harris, Clerk to the Davidson County Commissioners, has been working hard for over two years on planning various festivities celebrating the County’s 200th Birthday.
Churchland Elementary welcomed our D.A.R.E Unit and K9 yesterday. We are so excited when we bring smiles to our community friends.
On Veterans Day, Americans observe a two-minute moment of silence beginning at 2:11 p.m. to honor of the service and sacrifice of veterans throughout history.
The winners of Hospice of Davidson County’s most prestigious community awards were announced at the Agency’s “Community Partner Celebration” on Thursday, November 3 at the T. Austin Finch House in Thomasville.
Novant Health has installed medication take back containers in its hospital lobbies as part of its sustainability goals and initiatives.