Davidson County Sheriff’s Office at Triad Carports, and Jesse Allen Black was arrested and charged with 25 counts of felonious obtaining property by false pretences. Anyone who has information related to this investigation or who may be a victim of Triad Carports and Metal Structures, Inc., please contact Lieutenant C. Goforth with the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office Criminal Investigation Division at (336) 242-2123.
A free Community Health and Wellness Retreat is planned for Saturday, May 10, 2025, from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM at Bull City Ciderworks located at 599 South Railroad Street in Lexington, N.C.This event is open to the public, offering a day full of wellness activities, fun and community connections for the entire family.
State Senator Steve Jarvis of North Carolina's 30th District, representing Davidson and Davie counties, regularly shares updates on legislative activities and community news. To receive his full newsletter, you can visit his official biography page on the North Carolina General Assembly website at and subscribe for email updates.
Brian Coe was arrested on March 15, 2025 and taken to the Davidson County Magistrate’s Office and is scheduled to appear in court May 13, 2025.
The Lexington Cambodian Community Center of Lexington, North Carolina hosts its annual New Year Celebration on Saturday and Sunday, April 19–20, 2025.
Our Own Voice, on Wednesday, May 7, 2025, 7-8:30pm, at First Reformed United Church of Christ, 104 E Center Street, Lexington NC
aster Gardener Susan Scarboro, who will be hosting a Seed Swap and answering gardening questions. Fill your belly, your pantry, and your soul with amazing, nutritious local goods and community fellowship!”
The Cambodian Community Center of Lexington, North Carolina hosts its annual New Year Celebration on Saturday and Sunday, April 19–20, 2025.
On Monday, April 28, 2025, at 6:00 p.m., Lexington’s City Council will issue a formal proclamation honoring National Poetry Month and one of our region’s literary treasures, Barbara Presnell.
Thomasville City Schools is enhancing its connection with Bulldog Nation through the launch of two new apps. The Thomasville Schools app keeps parents and students updated on news, events, documents, and more, while the Edulog Bus App offers real-time bus tracking and notifications. These innovations make it easier for the community to stay informed and engaged, all at their fingertips.
After calls from the public to address affordable housing concerns, local leadership has steps up to bring clarity to the public.
A proposal to rehabilitate the former City Hall, Courthouse/Fire and Police Departments at 7 W. Guilford into a 26-room boutique hotel was presented to council. The project would also include event space and a restaurant.
Davidson County Springs into Easter: Egg hunts, book giveaways, and community celebrations
In North Carolina, between 1999 and 2017, there were 225 heat-related deaths, with 25 occurring in the workplace. The highest rates of occupational heat-related deaths were observed among males, Hispanic workers, and individuals aged 55–64
In her short but remarkable time with the department, Laura became a standout leader, particularly as the Hands-Only CPR Committee Lead. Her commitment to saving lives was not just professional—it was personal. Laura was responsible for seven documented CPR saves during her career, a testament to her quick thinking, skill, and calm under pressure.
City Manager Michael Brandt presented a shiny new badge—not to a human hero, but to the town’s four-legged trailblazer, Doc, Thomasville Fire & Rescue’s very first therapy dog.
A new billboard now stands over Highway 64 in Lexington, bringing fresh attention—and urgent hope—to the 44-year-old cold case of Donna Barnhill, who vanished in 1981 at just 13 years old.
The proposed Amendment 1 will be discussed at the Board of Commissioners meeting on Monday, April 14, at 6 PM at the Governmental Center in Lexington.
