On Friday, June 27th, justice was served for 177 dogs in Davidson County! This is a case that ACF {Animal Care Foundation} has been working with our DCSO Officer Soles and Cpl. Daniel since December 2024. Thanks to an anonymous tip, from a concerned citizen, we started on the ground with this case. One by one, month by month, as of, this past Friday, ALL dogs, including their personal dogs, have been removed from the property. This includes the horses too.
The property in question is zoned as residential agriculture/single family residential and according to Lee Crooks, director of Davidson County Planning and Zoning Department, the sportsplex can still be built under the current zoning classifications.
Join award-winning writer Barbara Presnell for a 90-minute Memoir Writing Workshop at the Lexington Library on Monday, July 7 at 11 a.m. With light refreshments and gentle guidance, this session is perfect for anyone who’s ever said, “One day I’ll write that down…” Whether you’re scribbling ideas on napkins or simply carrying stories that won’t let go, this workshop might be the spark you need. RSVP to Ginger Bitterman at the Lexington Public Library: 336.242.2040. Just bring a pen, an open mind and your story.
The Southeast Old Threshers’ Reunion takes place July 1–5, 2025 at Denton FarmPark (1072 Cranford Rd, Denton, NC). Gates open at 8 a.m. daily.
Born non-verbal, Stephanie once struggled with basic communication — now she addresses large audiences, tells her story with confidence, and inspires over 53,000 SONC athletes by fundraising and advocating for inclusion.
The spirit of football and community upliftment converged this past Saturday at Lexington Senior High School as Lexington native and Virginia Tech alumnus Cory Holt hosted his 7th annual football camp.
July marks Disability Pride Month—and this year, Davidson Local is moving disability stories from the sidelines to headlines.
On June 29, Tillis confirmed he will not run for re-election in 2026.
A viral Facebook post claiming racial discrimination inside Christo’s Family Restaurant has ignited swift public response and prompted an internal investigation by the 42-year-old Lexington eatery.
I was met with heart shattering news this afternoon (Yesterday) to find out that Sonny had passed.
Community member David Garvin weighs in with an open letter to Davidson County Commissioners.
Sisters of Hope NC Inc. specializes in assisting women aged 18 and over who are transitioning from incarceration or experiencing homelessness.
The Lexington Farmers Market is turning blue—in the best way possible! This Saturday, June 28, from 8 AM to 12 PM, the market will host its annual Blueberry Day celebration. Visitors can pick up fresh, locally grown blueberries, enjoy blueberry-themed treats from market vendors, and even snag recipe ideas for baking and preserving. It’s a seasonal celebration of one of summer’s sweetest—and healthiest—fruits. Shoppers are encouraged to come early; blueberries are in high demand and won’t last long! #LexingtonFarmersMarket #BlueberryDay #EatLocal #BerrySeason
The Carolina Association of Paranormal Studies (CAPS), a volunteer investigative group based in North Carolina, recently completed a confidential investigation of the courthouse. Their verdict? They believe the building is haunted.
Transformation Church NC, just three months old, is hosting its first major fundraiser on Saturday, June 28 to raise money for purchasing its building and to support Pastor Andy Clarke, who is undergoing chemotherapy. The event includes an all-you-can-eat breakfast (7–11 a.m.), a spaghetti dinner (4–7 p.m.), bounce houses for kids, a community yard sale, bake sale, and lemonade stand. Yard sale spot fees and bake sale proceeds will go directly to Pastor Andy and his family. Meals are $10 each, and everyone is invited to come out, eat, shop, and support a growing church and a beloved pastor.
Despite an outcry from service providers for immediate assistance Davidson County Commissioners say they want more information before agreeing to hire a coordinator to expedite the process of spending $25 million in Opioid Settlement Funds.
During its meeting on Monday, the Lexington City Council approved opening requests for proposal for the city-owned property located at 121 – 213 S. Main Street.
Commissioners also approved a sponsorship plan for the naming rights for the individual buildings and amenities in the park.
In Davidson County, voters affiliated with the Constitution Party (15 voters), Justice for All Party (13 voters), No Labels Party (425 voters), and We the People Party (42 voters) will be moved to Unaffiliated . Voters can still change their registration.
