The latest news from State Senator Steve Jarvis.
Upcoming government meetings
On Monday, February 13 the Lexington City Council and the Davidson County Board of Commissioners will meet.
North Davidson Public Library to host houseplant exchange Feb 13th
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 2023 AT 5 PM
The Houseplant Exchange
North Davidson Public Library
Kassie's Column: School Counselors remain Unsung Heroes
Did you know this week is National School Counseling Week?
Thomasville Track side train day Feb 11th
Enjoy a train day in Thomasville.
FREE Valentine's Day date ideas
Local opportunities for a sweet (and Free) way to celebrate with the one you love!
Thomasville Library honors James A. Beatty Jr.
After his family moved to Thomasville when he was only three weeks old, Beatty (a Thomasville High School alumnus) went on to receive President Bill Clinton's nomination for United States district judge of the United States District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina. He became the chief judge of that court in 2006 and retired from active service in 2018.
LPD solves 1987 murder
Detectives with the Lexington Police Department utilized recent advancements in DNA technology to identify the suspect in a cold case from 1987, the murder of Mary Davis.
LCS Superintendent leaving at the end of June, replacement search to begin soon
After 37 years of service in public education and five years with Lexington City Schools, Superintendent, Dr. Anitra D. Wells, will resign her position effective June 30th, 2023.
Lexington Fire Department offers free smoke alarms
Contact the Fire Marshal's Office at 336-248-3933 during business hours to schedule a time for us to install them for you.
Thomasville honors “unchained” history
The Thomasville Black History Month committee is set to host a program in celebration of African Americans’ history, contributions and culture. According to city councilor and organizer Wendy Sellars, there will be a display of citizens and their contributions to the Thomasville and Davidson County communities.
Lexington hosts 2nd Annual Black History Celebration
The City of Lexington held its 2nd Annual Black History Celebration on Sunday, February 5 outside of City Hall.
Give Work A Chance: Preparing Workers Early
With the dire need for qualified advanced manufacturing workers, our education system requires a complete makeover to grow the volume of qualified talent so new and old industries can respond to growth opportunities.
Lexington Fire Department responds to house fire
On Monday, February 6, at 9:28 am, the City of Lexington Fire Department responded to a residential house fire on West Seventh Street Extension.
Uptown merchants to celebrate “Galentine’s Day” Thursday night
Girls just want to have fun on Galentine’s Day.
Jarvis: Bill will protect local power grids from attacks
Political Opinion from State Senator Steve Jarvis.
Political Opinion: From Sen. Jarvis' Desk - February 3, 2023
The latest from State Senator Steve Jarvis.
Editorial: Temps fall and High Rock Church rises to help
This weekend, our community was met with below-freezing temperatures, and many wanted to remain in the warm comfort of homes. What about those without a home?
Local fire department to focus on Burn Prevention Week Feb 5-11
Burn Prevention: Lexington Fire Department will focus on Burn Prevention Week on social media.
Jobs: Davidson Davie offers Basic Law Enforcement Training
Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET) is designed to give students essential skills required for entry-level employment as law enforcement officers with state, county, or municipal governments, or with private enterprises.