Help support the Robotics Program at Yadkin Valley Regional Career Academy. As automation and technology rise, we’re committed to preparing our students with the tools they need to thrive.
Senator Steve Jarvis backs bill allowing armed personnel in private schools
In a move stirring both support and controversy, State Senator Steve Jarvis (R-Davidson) is championing Senate Bill 280, known as the Private School Security Act.
Thomasville Opens New Outdoor Fitness Court, Ties into National Wellness Movement
Thomasville is now home to a cutting-edge outdoor fitness space, thanks to the National Fitness Campaign. Located in the heart of downtown at the Central Recreation Campus (205 E. Main St.), the new Fitness Court is officially open and free for public use.
Addie Walser: Motherhood comes in many different shapes and sizes
In her column, Addie captures the essence of motherhood in all its forms—whether biological, chosen, or found along the way.
Mother's Make it Happen! Wilma Evans Fuller
Mike Evans writes, “The reason I love her so much is for raising me to be tough and mentally strong. She taught me life wasn't going to be fair and that due to circumstances.”
This Mother’s Day, the Davidson Local team is honoring the women whose strength, love, and faith shape our lives. In Forever Friend, we’re sharing heartfelt tributes like this one—stories of moms who show up, lift us up, and keep us grounded with grace and grit. From quiet sacrifices to unwavering encouragement, these women are the heartbeat of our homes and our communities.
AK's Column: Mothers, memories and moments: Davidson Locals reflect on Mother's Day
News never stops—but neither does love. While deadlines loom and headlines roll, we paused to honor the women who shaped us. This Mother’s Day, Davidson Local invited readers to share stories of strength, sacrifice, and the small moments that mean everything. From heartfelt tributes to humorous memories, these reflections remind us not to take these opportunities—or the people behind them—for granted.
Press Release: Construction has begun on the Fairview Drive expansion project
As a result, we are experiencing more traffic congestion than normal for vehicles exiting the plaza. Please advise that the public take this into account when planning their trips to the area over the next few weeks.
Democratic Women to host Justice Allison Riggs, May 22
The Democratic Women of Davidson County will host its annual fundraiser, the Bold and Blue, at the Finch House, 17 E. Main St, Thomasville, NC, on Thursday, May 22, from 6:00-9:00. This year's fundraiser theme is Defending Democracy.
Lexington Teen Launches Clothing Line to Fund Lupus on May 10th
While many teens dream of a vacation, a gaming system, or celebrity meet-and-greet, 17-year-old Jonathan from Lexington had something bigger in mind.
Police search of man who is wanted for assault on a law enforcement officer
LPD is currently in search of Andrew Brackman who is wanted for assault on a law enforcement officer. Brackman is on foot in the south end of Lexington on the stretch of Cotton Grove Rd/NC Highway 8 from Plaza Parkway to Highway 47. This has caused for an increased police presence in the south end of the city.
Judge blocks attempt to throw out nearly 500 Davidson County votes
Perhaps this the end of the saga. A federal judge dismissed attempts to throw out votes, upholds rights of military and overseas voters.
“Flavors of Home” returns with Mother's Day Dinner where Asian flair meets southern roots
Tickets for Flavors of Home are $90 per person plus 20 percent gratuity. Reservations can be made at shotojapanese.com or by calling 336-238-5733.
A Mother's Day Tribute by Daniel Huynh: Chi Kim Huynh
This Mother’s Day, the Davidson Local team is honoring the women whose strength, love, and faith shape our lives. In Forever Friend, we’re sharing heartfelt tributes like this one—stories of moms who show up, lift us up, and keep us grounded with grace and grit. From quiet sacrifices to unwavering encouragement, these women are the heartbeat of our homes and our communities.
Community organizations unite for safety block party
A Day of Remembrance and Resilience
June 7th marks National Gun Violence Awareness Day, and Lexington will honor the occasion with a vigil commemorating lives lost to gun violence, alongside resources promoting community safety. JLD Community Solutions has been a leader in this movement, receiving proclamations from Mayor Jason Hayes and City Councilman Jim Myers in recognition of their efforts. This year marks the 3rd annual gun violence awareness event for JLD Community Solutions.
Commissioner Matt Mizell writes More Than Books: The Case for Public Libraries
Mizell writes, “In an increasingly divided world, public libraries stand as living symbols of our founding values that united us: equal access to information, freedom of inquiry, and the liberty to navigate a spectrum of ideas without coercive indoctrination. They are not relics of the past, but cornerstones of our future.”
Trisha Garner appointed to Davidson County Schools Board of Education
Garner has once again placed 4th in the race for three open school board seats. This mirrors her strong showing in the November 2024 election, where she also finished fourth out of 14 candidates—just 800 votes short of a win.
Despite not securing an elected seat, Board Chair Nick Jarvis noted that the community had effectively chosen Garner when she was appointed to fill Ashley Carroll’s vacant seat. Jarvis said, “I felt like the citizens picked her”
Sex offender arrested after alleged trips to a local playground
On Friday, May 2, 2025, Detectives with the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office arrested James C. Burr, a registered sex offender for illegally being on child premises after completing an investigation. Burr is held in the Davidson County Detention Center, pending his court date in Lexington District Court, on May 29, 2025.
Uptown Lexington to Host Spring Wine Down Event May 17
As spring hits its stride and Lexington’s streets come alive with color, Uptown is setting the stage for an afternoon where wine glasses clink, shop doors swing open, and music drifts through the air. On Saturday, May 17, the Uptown Wine Down returns, inviting locals and visitors alike to sip, stroll and explore all that the district has to offer.