At least 32 graves of slaves have been discovered in a Black section of the historic City Cemetery in Lexington using ground penetrating radar.
Lexington football coach Charles Morman named CCC Coach of the Year, brings heightened expectations
Morman fostered an impressive slate of seven players representing the Yellow Jackets on the Central Carolina Conference All-Conference team, including Cameron Eubanks, Ty Williams, Devin Wells, Jaylen Henderson, Daniel Hernandez, Rahzel Ewart and Kamari McDonald. The coach was honored with the title of CCC Football Coach of the Year.
Thomasville fire leads to firefighter being hospitalized
At around 11:38 p.m. on Friday, firefighters got an alert about a working structure fire on the 900 block of Rosedale Drive. Details are still under investigation.
Press Release: Gardeners' Conference registration is open
Davidson County Extension Master Gardeners is slated for Feb. 8, 2024. The event is open to the public. Registration costs $45 and the event offers morning refreshments, a hot buffet lunch, vendors for shopping, and a day packed full of fun and learning about gardening.
On tap for the Denton Christmas parade Dec. 2
Numerous events are on tap for Saturday, December 2, surrounding the Denton Christmas Parade at 12 Noon.
Decorating Contest: Register your home and then deck the halls
The Light Up The Block contest registration closes December 3rd.
Between Small Business Saturday and Giving Tuesday...Help Support Free Local News!
Give the gift of free hyperlocal news! Join by Dec. 31st for full ‘club’ benefits.
Press Release: Thomasville Public Library wins state programming award
North Carolina Public Library Directors Association names “Family Portraits at the Library” its programming winner among all large library systems.
Press Release: Prison ministry's Polar Plunge returns
A Polar Plunge is a unique fundraising opportunity for individuals, organizations, and businesses to support the work of Davidson Prison Ministry by jumping or running into the water at Elevated Wake Park on December 30, 2023.
Sheriff's office makes arrest based on NC Sex Offender Registry Violation
On Monday, Nov. 20th, 2023 Stephen Grady was taken into custody where he was served with an outstanding warrant for his arrest. The warrant was issued for Felony Sex offender unlawfully on the premises due to residing within 1,000 feet within Lexington Senior High School. He received a $5,000 secured bond and was placed into the Davidson County Detention Center.
Editorial: Small business Saturday is a "Win-Win" for local communities
Saturday, November 25th, is Small Business Saturday – a day set aside each year to celebrate and support small businesses in our local communities.
Public Notice: Nov. 27 B.O.E to discuss presidential elections 2024
Davidson County’s early voting schedule for 2024 March Presidential Primary Election will be discussed at the Nov. 27th meeting.
Generational Transitions: Refresh and declutter this holiday season
Less than a month away and Santa will be coming down the chimney! Don't let him drop your new goodies atop of old clutter from this past year.
"Good for Her!" Riley Elliott, DL youth correspondent, featured on FOX8
Davidson Local’s longest running youth correspondent, Riley Elliott, was featured during Wilson’s series that highlights women who are making waves in the Piedmont Triad and North Carolina. To watch Riley’s interview with Natalie Wilson visit.
. On Saturday, December 2nd, from 9 am to 2 pm, try to stop by for the Holiday Market. Who knows, you might find something amazing!
Davidson County locations for free Thanksgiving meals
Several local organizations will provide free Thanksgiving meals on Thursday.
Around Town: A photo gallery of happenings in Davidson County
Around Town is Davidson Local’s regular photo gallery featuring business and community gatherings. Look for familiar faces in each installment.
Annual Christmas Open House larger than ever
There was a bit of hogging the spotlight at Sunday’s annual Christmas Open House in Uptown Lexington when a new pig was unveiled, marking the 20th anniversary of the start of Pigs in the City.
Give Work A Chance: Lexington Chamber President Joe Wallace
Joel Leonard recently sat down with Lexington Chamber of Commerce President Joe Wallace for a question and answer session for Davidson Local. Wallace became president in 2019 and the two discussed how the Chamber helps local businesses and the outlook for workers.
C.C. Hodges and Son plans to soar in second funeral home
C.C. Hodges & Son Funeral Cremation Services has two locations, one in Asheboro and one opened the doors in September in Davidson County. The company provides burial service and owns a crematorium operating as Cremation by Simplicity.