Thomasville emergency officials are urging residents to take weather alerts seriously after heavy storms swept through the area, causing flash flooding, vehicle rescues, and emergency evacuations.
Davidson County Young Professionals to Host Networking Event, Wednesday, July 16
Davidson County Young Professionals will host its second networking event on Wednesday, July 16, from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM at Sapona Grille’s Golf SIM Room, located at 439 Beaver Creek Rd, Lexington, NC.
Davidson County Senior Services Announces "Healthy Eating Every Day" Program
This new class series is scheduled on Wednesdays, 9:30-10:30 a.m. July 30 through October 29 at the Davidson County Senior Center in Thomasville (211 W. Colonial Dr.). This 14-week series will be provided free of charge to county residents age 55 and older.
Man injured after allegedly "jumping from a bridge," West Fifth Ave. Lexington
At approximately 7:30 p.m. on Monday, an officer with the Lexington Police Department was on patrol in the area of West Fifth Avenue and Southbound Avenue and observed a white male standing on the bridge overlooking the railroad tracks. The officer reported that the male jumped from the bridge railing landing on the tracks below.
Davidson County Parents Raise Concerns about Termination of Hall of Fame Wrestling Coaches
There was no response to a request for comment from Davidson County Schools. It is policy for the school district not to comment on personnel issues.
Thomasville Man Convicted of Death by Distribution
On Wednesday, July 2, 2025, Charles Jenkins, 43, of Thomasville, North Carolina, pleaded guilty in Davidson County Superior Court to one count of Death by Distribution of a Controlled Substance.
Mayoral candidates kick off first day of filing for municipal elections
The filing for the 2025 municipal election started on Monday with several people registering at the Davidson County Board of Election to run for office, including candidates for Lexington and Thomasville mayor. Candidate filing is from July 7 through July 18.
Media Release: Lexington Police Department Make Arrest Related to Homicide on Jessup Street
Detectives arrested Sejimarion Stiller, age 28, of Salisbury, and charged him with one count of felony accessory after the fact to first degree murder, for involvements he had in this incident.
City of Lexington to Host Open House for 211-213 South Main Street Redevelopment Opportunity
The City of Lexington invites interested parties to attend an Open House for the redevelopment of 211-213 South Main Street, a historic property located in the heart of Uptown Lexington. The event will be held on Tuesday, July 15, 2025, from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the site.
United Way of Davidson County to Host Funding Application Meetings
United Way of Davidson County will host a mandatory virtual Funding Application Meeting for established United Way partner agencies applying for funding on Thursday, July 17, 2025.
Thomasville ofrece a sus residentes un programa gratuito de préstamo de herramientas
Para pedir prestadas las herramientas, los residentes deben presentar un documento de identidad emitido por Carolina del Norte y un comprobante de su domicilio en Thomasville.
Filing Opens July 7th for Davidson County’s 2025 Municipal Elections
Candidate filing for Davidson County’s 2025 municipal elections will open on Monday, July 7 at 8am and close on Friday, July 18 at 12:00 noon.
Disability Pride: Davidson County’s Disability Community Finds Voice in New Facebook Group
The group, Disability Community of Davidson County, was created to connect neighbors who live with disabilities, care for someone who does, or are simply committed to making the county more accessible, informed, and compassionate.
Senator Steve Jarvis Celebrates Passage of ‘Fostering Care in NC Act’ as American Children’s Home Hosts Info Sessions
State Senator Steve Jarvis is celebrating the passage of a bill that hits close to home.
Column: A July 4th Reflection on Longstanding Voices and Purpose
It’s personal. In a heartfelt column, Davidson Local Publisher Antionette Kerr reflects on a weekend of family, military service, a surprise award, and a Facebook memory that brought her 16-year-old self back into the newsroom. From the front porch to the frontlines of storytelling, this piece is about identity, community, and why the stories we tell (and who gets to tell them) still matter.
Bite Into Summer: Beers and Brats at The Depot This Saturday
This Saturday, July 5, the Lexington Farmers Market is serving up a sizzling summer combo that brings together local craft beverages, fresh-off-the-grill brats, and a whole lot of community spirit.
Thomasville Farmers Market Launches Youth "Eat the Rainbow," Welcomes New Assistant Market Manager
The Thomasville Farmers Market has launched "Eat the Rainbow," a new kids’ program that offers $3 in produce bucks each week to encourage healthy eating and support local farmers. The market also welcomes Aimee Young as its new Assistant Market Manager, helping lead family-friendly initiatives as part of the market’s Food as Medicine campaign.
Crimestoppers Offers 2,000 Dollar Reward in Xzavion Booker Homicide Investigation
The Lexington Area Crimestoppers board has approved a reward of up to $2,000 for information or tips that lead to any arrests regarding the ongoing investigation into the murder of Xzavion Booker on June 7, 2025
Authorities allege under aged man asleep behind the wheel was driving under the influence, carrying firearms
Upon arrival Detectives located the vehicle and found the driver, identified as Micah Carter of Mocksville unconscious behind the wheel with the engine running and his foot on the brake.
Key to the City: Bob Sink Honored for a Lifetime of Service to Lexington
At 94, Bob Sink isn’t slowing down—he’s just shifting gears. The lifelong Lexington resident was recently awarded the key to the city in a surprise ceremony honoring more than six decades of community service, from building gas lines and Habitat homes to mentoring youth and restoring a classic 1931 Nash. Sink’s motto is simple: stay involved and keep giving back.