Intern Amari King writes his first column about those who are often overlooked, underestimated or misunderstood.
Dana Buie of Churchland Elementary was awarded the Nancy Sink Frazier Distinguished Teacher
Dana Buie of Churchland Elementary School was awarded the 2025 Nancy Sink Frazier Distinguished Teacher in Special Education Award.
Vickie Grant and Linda McKay honored with Servant’s Heart Awards
The award honors exemplary leadership, dedication and outstanding service in the field of intellectual or developmentally different abilities.
19 year old woman shot at picnic table in Finch Park
The Lexington Police Department (LPD) received a 911 call at 6:07 p.m. reporting a 19 year old female had been shot while sitting at a picnic table. Reports were that no one saw a suspect at the scene.
Thomasville Community Foundation opens grant application process
Thomasville Community Foundation is currently accepting applications from eligible nonprofit organizations for grants.
Community Youth Garden Project kicks off in partnership with First Reformed UCC
A second year program is kicking off in Lexington on April 5, 2025 at 10:00 am as local organizations join forces to launch a Community Youth Garden Project. Anything For Our Youth Group in partnership with First Reformed United Church of Christ. This collaborative effort aims to educate and engage young people in sustainable gardening while fostering a sense of community, responsibility, and environmental stewardship.
All you need is less and maybe coffee
Enter minimalism, the revolutionary idea that you might already have enough.
Beyond Baby Showers: Why we need to talk about postpartum
The information in this article is based on personal experiences and is for conversational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment.
Chilldren's authors set are set for an interactive day at The Lexington Book Festival
Author and illustrator Ashley Belote is one of several authors planning an interactive session.
Local officials remind residents about statewide ban on "open" burning
Any new permits issued have also been suspended in all 100 counties until the ban is lifted.
Local teacher Eugena Jones found not guilty of assault charges; her response
Jones was found not guilty during a trial on March 13, 2025.
Lexington’s Food Truck Thursday is back for another year of family, fun and flavor
Lexington’s Family Friendly Foodtruck Thursday is back from 4:30-8:30 Bull City Ciderworks and full of flavor.
Rocking the Block: A Decade of Fun, Awareness and Community
On Saturday, June 7th, Thomasville will come alive with Rock the Block, a community event filled with music, food and entertainment. Taking place from 9 AM to 3 PM at The Fountain, the event will offer a lively atmosphere for residents and visitors to enjoy. With live performances, local vendors, and activities for all ages, Rock the Block promises to be a day of excitement and community spirit. Everyone is invited to join in the celebration and experience all that the event has to offer.
Lexington Book Festival to host Battle of the Books Author Gita Varadarajan
Save Me a Seat, co-written with Sarah Weeks, is a favorite among young readers.
The Huddle: Davidson-Davie CC Men’s Basketball Prepares for NJCAA DII Tournament
With a dominant season behind them, The Storm is ready to take on the nation's best.
Lexington's affordable housing crisis: Part 1 public housing
Lexington has faced a well-documented affordable housing crisis, as confirmed by federal, state and local governments for over two decades. Public officials debate solutions.
Lexington Book Fest panel to discuss race, history, identity and insights
The Lexington Book Festival in North Carolina is set to host a compelling panel discussion titled "Looking Through The Lens of the American Past and Present," featuring esteemed authors Jeffrey Blount and Rebecca Bruff. This event is scheduled for Saturday, March 22, 2025, from 3 to 3:45 pm in the Black Box Theatre. lexingtonbookfestival.org
Lexington Fire Department responds to residential structure fire at 812 Fairview Dr.
Crews arrived to find visible fire and smoke coming from the apartment and immediately initiated a fast fire attack to bring the fire under control.
Press Release: Law enforcement seeks footage of cars ramming into each other and gunfire
Lexington police officers responded to multiple 911
calls for service this morning at 5:30 a.m. regarding two vehicles driving in a
neighborhood off South Main Street including Snider Avenue, Peacock Avenue, Austin
Street, and Stamey Avenue. The 911 callers reported that two cars were driving around
the neighborhood “Ramming” each other and that they also heard gunfire.
Upon arrival, officers located one gunshot victim near a vehicle that had crashed into a house located at 103 Peacock Avenue.