A Look at Local Events and Attraction
For those interested in professional development, a Project Management Techniques Training Course is being held at Regus on Friday, September 26th. While not a typical leisure event, it reflects the city's role as a regional hub for business and education.
Deems May: A Career of Grit and Community
May's professional journey began when he was selected by the San Diego Chargers in the seventh round of the 1992 NFL Draft with the 174th overall pick. He spent five seasons with the Chargers, from 1992 to 1996, establishing himself as a reliable player. After his time in San Diego, he moved to the Seattle Seahawks, where he played for three seasons from 1997 to 1999. Over his eight-season career, May's professional stats as a tight end included 26 receptions, 238 receiving yards, and 1 touchdown. While these stats may not be flashy, they reflect a player who was a crucial part of his team, often contributing through blocking and special teams, roles that are vital to a team's success but aren't always reflected in the stat sheet.
Local Gridiron Rivalries and Resurgence: A Look at Football In Lexington
The Central Davidson Spartans are demonstrating resilience with a solid 2-1 record. Their season began with a heartbreaking one-point loss to Eastern Alamance, but they quickly rebounded with two decisive wins against Atkins and Jesse Carson. The Spartans' offensive explosion in the 68-14 win over Atkins showed they have the ability to overwhelm opponents when their game plan is executed flawlessly.
Lexington Man Faces Multiple Animal Cruelty Charges
Press Release: Jason Carter facing several animal cruelty charges.
Two-way Contested Race for the Mayor of Denton Heats Up
Town council member and former mayor Scott Morris is running against newcomer Stephen Davis. Current mayor Larry Ward is not seeking reelection for the mayor race but is instead running for town council.
Award-Winning Author Dr. Jacqueline Bussie to Speak at First Presbyterian Church of Thomasville for World Communion Sunday
Dr. Jacqueline A. Bussie, award-winning author and theologian, will speak at First Presbyterian Church of Thomasville during the 11 a.m. World Communion Sunday service on October 5, 2025. The service will include the Lord’s Supper, followed by lunch and a Question and Answer with Dr. Bussie.
Child Sexual Assault Charges Made
Davidson County-On August 25, 2025, members with the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office Patrol Division received a report of child sexual abuse that had occurred at a residence, located at 664 Anderson Street, Denton, North Carolina, as well as at other properties in the surrounding area.
Matt Mizell: Preserving Davidson County’s Character and Balancing Residential Growth
Davidson Local’s Practice: Columns by Local Politicians
At Davidson Local, we welcome columns written by local politicians. Our mission has always been to provide a free and trusted space for community voices, and that includes elected officials. We believe it matters for readers to hear directly from the people making decisions that shape Davidson County’s future.
Columns allow local leaders to explain their positions in their own words, share updates on city or county initiatives, and invite community dialogue. Publishing these voices doesn’t mean endorsement—we treat them as part of a balanced news ecosystem, alongside reporting, community commentary, and reader letters.
We edit only for clarity, length, and factual accuracy, but the perspectives belong to the authors themselves. Just like with letters and guest columns, the responsibility for content rests with the contributor. Our job is to make sure it reaches the community in a transparent and accessible way.
Local Community Invited to Candlelight Vigil at Holly Hill Memorial Park
The community is invited to gather tonight at the Holly Hill Memorial Park Singing Tower for a candlelight vigil dedicated to reflection, prayer, and unity at 6 pm.
It's in the air, it's time for the fair
When the days start cooling and there is a slight tinge to the leaves on the trees, it means fall is on its way. It also means it's fair time. The 79th annual Davidson County Agricultural Fair will be from Monday, Sept. 15 to Saturday Sept. 21.
PRESS RELEASE/THREE YEARS, TOO LONG- Audio
On September 12, it will be three years since a local Lexington resident had a clemency petition filed by Attorney Jamie Lau from Duke University’s Wrongful Conviction Clinic - and he’s still waiting on an answer.
Lexington Yellow Jackets: A Bye Week to Build on Momentum
he buzz around Lexington Senior High School is palpable. The Yellow Jackets football team, fresh off a hard-fought 14-0 victory against long-time rival Thomasville High School, is using its bye week not for rest, but for refinement. This isn't a team hitting the brakes; it's a team putting its foot on the gas, using this crucial break in the schedule to sharpen its tools and solidify its identity. With a promising 2-1 record, the Yellow Jackets are showing that this season is about more than just a few wins—it’s about building a foundation for success.
A Day of Remembrance and Reflection
The aftermath of 9/11 extended far beyond that single day. Years later, at Shaw University, I met Tahj, a guy from New Jersey who was always smiling and seemed so carefree. In my youthful naivete, I assumed he was a "silver-spooned kid," a person who had never faced hardship. It was a shallow and unfair judgment, one that was completely shattered when he revealed that he and his siblings had lost their father that day in the World Trade Center. The news hit me hard. My assumptions crumbled, and I felt a profound sense of humility. I realized that as outsiders, we have no clue what a person has been through. That simple conversation taught me to be more compassionate, to look past the surface and recognize the hidden struggles that people carry with them every day.
Press Release: Walmart Hosts Local Wellness Event with Free Health Screenings
Walmart Hosts Wellness Event with Free Health Screenings
Lexington Farmers Market: Food as Medicine And Herb Day
Fiddle Tree Nursery and Farm will be showing you how to make healing ointment from plants.
Tired of Just Getting By? Ten Ways to Boost Your Income
Are you stuck in a job that barely covers your bills, leaving you with little to no money for anything else? You’re not alone. Many people feel trapped in a paycheck-to-paycheck cycle. But what if you could change that? What if you had a few extra tricks up your sleeve to generate cash on the side?
The good news is, you don’t need a huge investment or a formal degree to get started. You just need to be resourceful and willing to put in the work. Here are ten proven ways to make some extra money, many of which I’ve used myself to get ahead.
NC Pre-K Program in Davidson County Still Accepting Applications
The NC Pre-K program offered through Smart Start of Davidson County is still accepting applications for the 2025-2026 school year.
You Are Not Alone: A Message of Hope for Parents of Autistic Children
A lot of parents find themselves without a support system, feeling alone in their struggles. My fiancé and I have been there. We even donated her organs to save three other children. But I have learned that the support you need is often closer than you think. Sometimes, you just need to look at how far you have already come. Being a parent to an autistic child is not easy, but I’ve found that prayer and patience can change everything. Thier are support groups out here, you just have to take the first step. My firsthand experience with autistic children in the Lexington City Schools system taught me patience and a new perspective.
Lexington City Schools discuss grants and fundraising for new high school
Lexington City Schools most recently identified the need for a new high school as part of a its strategic plan, although it has been discussed for several years.