Two staff members of Hospice of Davidson County have been appointed to serve on National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization (NHPCO) professional work groups.
Lexington Fire Department will call on local businesses to prevent incidents
This is a yearly activity that fire crews complete as a way to make sure all our firefighters, new and old, are aware of building layouts and potential building hazards they may encounter in the event of a fire.
The annual MKL Day parade carried on with style despite cold temperatures and gray skies Monday.
Young artists prove MLK's message is alive and well
Young artists display their views on Martin Luther King, Jr. during an MLK art gallery and exhibit at the local theater and art offices on Main Street.
Highlights from the NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet
The Lexington NAACP 37th Annual Freedom Fund Banquet was a success.
Press Release: Duke Energy raises rates
Rate changes start Jan. 15. According to a statement from Duke Energy help is available for customers with lower incomes. Duke Energy Carolinas has an estimated 70,534 customers in Davidson County.
Davidson County Sheriff's Office: Take winter weather precautions for outdoor pets
Frigid temps and windchills are expected in the coming days.
MLK parade to carry on through small chance of snow Monday
Light snow possible for Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
Youth Column: MLK day presents opportunity for growth
In honor of Martin Luther King Jr., there will be the annual parade on Monday, January 15, beginning at 1:00 PM on Main Street in Lexington. There will also be a youth art exhibit and gallery held at the Arts Davidson County on 202 North Main Street at 5:00 PM. The exhibit will showcase the artwork done by youths from grades K-12, with an award presented to the winners. So come on down to the parade and exhibit! Let’s all remember and celebrate the impact of Martin Luther King Jr. this Monday.
Another Dollar General gets the go-ahead in Welcome, despite strong opposition.
Faith and Fellowship: Life is Like a Box of Chocolates
Faith and Fellowship by Toni Royal McCullough
Emy Garrett retires from Lexington City Schools
Emy Garrett retires from Lexington City Schools after decades of service.
US Postal Service makes final selection of new Lexington post office site
The post office has chosen its new location on South Main Street on the corner of West 8th Avenue.
Press release: ABCMouse now offered at Davidson County Public Library, free to residents
An award-winning online program for young children is now available at Davidson County Public Library for free,
Press Release: Master Gardeners offer scholarship opportunity
If you are, or know of, a Davidson County high school student with an interest in agriculture or horticulture, please share this information that may support education goals!
Lexington hero and Duke Legend Dwight Bumgarner dies, services Jan. 20
Lexington native and Duke Legend Dwight Bumgarner has died.
“Mi Cancún” reemplaza el restaurante “Ay Wey” Mexicano
Foto: Jose Patino, el gerente de “Mi Cancún” restaurante Mexicano, reemplaza “Ay Wey Mexican Kitchen + Tequila” en Lexington, y se para al lado del cartel que anuncia el nuevo nombre del restaurante. (Vikki Broughton Hodges/Davidson Local)
Press Release: Davidson-Davie expands platforms for students
Along with TimelyCare and TalkNow, students have access to on demand medical services 24/7, scheduled counseling, as well as self-care content such as on demand yoga, self-care journeys for help with anxiety, depression, sleep and more.