To truly put an end to this violence; a comprehensive and collaborative approach is essential. There is no single solution, but rather a need for a multi-pronged strategy that addresses both the immediate symptoms and the root causes.
Local High School Graduates and Where They're Headed
Looking ahead, Lily Ervin's basketball journey is far from over. Her exceptional high school career has paved the way for her to continue playing at the collegiate level, as she plans to attend Mount Olive University. This next chapter promises to be an exciting one, as she brings her proven skills, dedication, and competitive spirit to a new environment. Her story serves as an inspiration to aspiring young athletes in Lexington, demonstrating that with hard work and determination, dreams can indeed become a reality.
Thunderous Triumph: Flying Pigs Soar Over Spinners in Divisional Faceoff
Then came the bottom of the seventh inning, a moment that will forever be recounted in Lexington baseball lore. With the score still deadlocked and the tension almost unbearable, Roman Keith stepped up to the plate. The crowd collectively held its breath, the rhythmic thud of the beach balls silenced, replaced by a singular, focused hum of anticipation. Keith, known for his clutch hitting, took a deep breath, eyes locked on the pitcher. The first pitch was a blur, a fastball that whizzed by for a strike. The second, a breaking ball, was fouled off. With two strikes, the stadium went utterly silent, every fan willing the ball to find the sweet spot of Keith’s bat.
26-year-old man gunned down on Federal Street, 21-year old alleged suspect arrested
The suspect now identified as Jarvis Lewis Carroll, age 21, of Lexington has been arrested without incident at 225 Tucson Way in Davidson County. He will be charged with the murder of Jyisaiah Cuthrell. The Davidson County Sheriffs Office assisted LPD at the scene of the arrest on Tucson Way.
APS Lexington Chapter to Host Graduation Ceremony Honoring Students
The Association for Professionals and Students (APS), Lexington Chapter, is pleased to invite the public to its 2025 Graduation Ceremony, a celebration honoring the academic achievements of students from six locations across North Carolina: Garner, Lumberton, Winston-Salem, Lexington, Charlotte, and Hickory.
Playoff Baseball Returns to Lexington!
The roar of the crowd, the crack of the bat, and the aroma of ballpark favorites are all set to return to Holt Moffitt Field this Thursday at 6:00 PM as your very own Lexington Flying Pigs host Game One of the Divisional Playoffs! This is not just another game; it's an invitation to experience the pinnacle of local baseball as the Flying Pigs embark on their quest for championship glory.
Gridiron Fever is Building: Davidson Local's "The Huddle" is Ready for High School Football Kickoff!
This year, "The Huddle" is ready to take you closer to the action than ever before. We're not just reporting scores; we're immersing ourselves in the heart of the game. Our team will be bringing you live coverage from the sidelines, capturing the raw emotion, the crucial plays, and the unforgettable moments as they happen. Imagine being able to follow your favorite team's drive, cheer on a game-winning touchdown, or witness a crucial defensive stop, all in real-time, right there with Davidson Local.
Column: The Double-Edged Sword: Social Media's Profound Impact on Mental Health
Moreover, social media platforms have become instrumental in raising awareness about mental health issues, reducing stigma, and providing accessible resources and support networks. Many mental health advocates and organizations utilize these platforms to share valuable information, coping strategies, and encourage open dialogue, fostering a more compassionate and understanding environment.
The Cory Holt Foundation: Gearing Up for the 7th Annual Back-to-School Drive
Beyond the generous distribution of school supplies, the Cory Holt Foundation is also incorporating a fundraising element into the event. Delicious fish plates will be available for purchase at the back-to-school giveaway. Every dollar from the sale of these plates will directly benefit The Cory Holt Foundation for the Stay Lame Scholarship. This scholarship provides vital financial assistance to future upcoming graduates, helping them pursue their academic dreams and continue their educational journey. It's a testament to the foundation's holistic approach: supporting students from their first day of school all the way through their graduation.
Two Arrested for Construction Site Thefts in Davidson County; Children Involved
During the month of July 2025, the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office received multiple reports regarding the theft of building materials from residential construction sites, particularly those involving newly constructed homes. Detectives with the Criminal Investigations Division conducted an investigation, which led to the arrest of two suspects, Guillermo Trujillo Garcia and Kayla Danielle Hernandez.
J. Smith Young YMCA Has Received 3,000 Dollars From the Food Lion Feeds Program
Charitable Foundation to help nourish neighbors experiencing hunger. The “Nourishing Our Neighbors” grant supports community feeding partners as they tackle food insecurity and promote healthier lifestyles through nutritional education initiatives.
From Lexington Roots to Radiant Skin: The Story of Carolyn Curry and Carma Essentials
From Lexington Roots to Radiant Skin: The Story of Carolyn Curry and Carma Essentials
In the heart of Lexington, North Carolina, a profound dedication to nurturing—whether it's the next generation or the skin we live in—flourishes through the work of Carolyn Curry. A proud native and graduate of Lexington Senior High School, Carolyn embodies the spirit of community and care. She's not just a local business owner; she’s a beloved mother of five, all proud alumni of Lexington Senior High School: Whitney Holt, Murry Holt, Marrissa Holt, Josha Curry, and Kiera Holt. Carolyn’s story is one of passion, purpose, and the empowering belief that true care begins from within.
Column: Lexington Swim Club pool celebrates 75th Anniversary
Over the course of 75 years, the Lexington Swim Club has been solidified as a sanctuary within the community, somewhere where we can gather and connect as a whole, away from the chaos of everyday life and the responsibilities that follow.
Three-Way Race for Thomasville Mayor Tops Packed 2025 Municipal Election Slate
Filing for the 2025 municipal elections has closed, setting the stage for several contested races across Davidson County. Thomasville’s mayoral race is heating up with a three-way contest between incumbent Raleigh York, current council member JacQuez Johnson, and former council member Wendy Sellers. Eleven candidates are also competing for four at-large city council seats. Races are also underway in Denton, Lexington, and local school boards, while Midway and Wallburg will see uncontested elections. Election Day is Nov. 4, with early voting starting Oct. 16.
The Lexington Flying Pigs: A Season for the Ages
This season has been a remarkable journey for the Lexington Flying Pigs. From the first game to the last, they have played with heart, passion, and a commitment to excellence. Their success is a story of community, family, and the power of unwavering support. As they prepare to enter the tournament, they do so not just as a team, but as a community, united in their pursuit of a championship. The legacy of this incredible season will be felt long after the final game is played, and the memories will be cherished by every fan who stood in the pouring rain, cheering for their beloved Flying Pigs.
Thomasville High School Football: A Glimpse into Lineman Preparation and Program Dedication
On Thursday at Bulldog territory, Assistant Coach Travis Leonard of Thomasville High School discussed the lineman preparation at the school. He shared insights into how the program is actively building and working towards a winning season, focusing on developing plays and strengthening fundamental skills.
Denton's former fire chief has been arrested and charged with fraud
Denton's former fire chief has been arrested and charged with fraud for allegedly falsifying training and certification records, according to the North Carolina Insurance Commission.
The City of Thomasville has been officially designated as a NC Main Street Program
Members of the Thomasville City Council and PACE were presented with a certificate of designation as a NC Main Street Program by the North Carolina Main Street Program and Rural Planning Center during a special city council meeting on Monday.
Lexington Fire Department Responds to Structure Fire at 1004 Eleanor Dr
At approximately 4:20 p.m. on July 14, 2025, the Lexington Fire Department responded to a Structure Fire on Eleanor Dr. Upon dispatch crews were advised that the inside of the residence was on fire.
Board of Elections to Consider Early Voting Plan
The Davidson County Board of Elections will meet on Tuesday, August 5, 2025, at 6:00 p.m. to discuss the early voting plan for the upcoming November 4 municipal election.