If you’ve been hoping, wishing and praying that a food truck rodeo would become a regular occurrence in Lexington, your dream will soon be a reality.
Center Hill Baptist Church hosting Vacation Bible School starting Sunday
Our Theme will be "Food Truck Party"- On a Roll with God.
Welcome gains new coffee and soda shop
Amanda and Steven Everson of Reedy Creek, owners of the Factory - Coffee & Waffles in Lexington, have expanded their business by opening the Factory Coffee & Soda Shop in Welcome.
Hospice announces the return of their annual fundraising gala
Hospice of Davidson County is excited to bring back their Annual Gala. This year, the Agency and their supporters will gather at Arts Theatre 202 in Lexington, NC from 6 – 9 p.m. on Saturday, August 26.
Political Opinion: From Sen. Jarvis' Desk - June 16, 2023
The latest from State Senator Steve Jarvis.
Davidson County Local Food Network grows
Piedmont Fresh, a program of Davidson County Local Food Network (DCLFN), announces its collaboration with Triad Buying Co-op (TBC), the oldest food co-op in Winston-Salem.
Silver Valley Elementary School honors graduating students
Three students earned top accolades at the Silver Valley Elementary School fifth grade graduation and year-end assembly June 9.
Budget: Thomasville City Council meeting moved to June 20th
The Thomasville Council Meeting is on TUESDAY, June 20th because of the holiday on Monday. Also, the meeting will be held in the new Council chambers at 20 Stadium Drive
AK's Column: A tribute to fatherhood, golf and storytellers
Antionette Kerr reflects on author James Dodson’s book Final Round.
Greene celebrates 35 years with Brinkley Walser Stoner
David Inabinett, managing member of Brinkley Walser Stoner, shared, “Karen has done an amazing job over the past 35 years helping the firm grow and stay current on the latest technologies and best business practices.
Lexington Senior High School Principal leaves to Guilford County
According to the Guilford County School’s website.
Lexington boutique relocates and expands
While she has quadrupled the size of her Sunny & 75 Boutique, Mandy Bean Requena is maintaining her atmosphere of friendly, personal customer service.
Retired Emergency Services Director awarded Order of the Long Leaf Pine Award
North Carolina Representative Larry Potts presented Retired Emergency Services Director Larry James with the Order of the Long Leaf Pine Award during the June 12th meeting of the Davidson County Board of Commissioners.
Addie's Advice: Queer representation in lit and the media
DL intern Margot “Addie” Walser opens up about queer representation in the media.
Juneteenth celebration a time of joy, reflection, unity
Imagine the excitement former Texan slaves had on June 19, 1865 when they were told by Major General Gordon Granger they had been freed.
Seven Davidson County students chosen for Cypress Creek Renewables’ Scholarship
Cypress Creek Renewables is pleased to announce that seven Davidson County students were selected to receive its Energizing Tomorrow’s Leaders Scholarship award.
Charles McNeair advocates address city's resolution, continues fight for clemency
Wanda Cox issued a statement to Davidson Local on behalf of the Advocates for Charles McNeair after the Lexington City Council voted unanimously during closed session Monday evening to issue a resolution of support for the release of Charles McNeair.
Column: Chris Jessup Chair of Davidson GOP
Opinion: “All politics is local, as the saying goes.”