Friday, October 3 on your calendar. From 6 to 9 p.m., the American Children’s Home (ACH) will host its 4th Annual Oyster Roast & Low Country Boil at Weathervane Winery, 1452 Welcome Arcadia Road in Welcome.
The 2nd Annual Fly High Motoring Expo Returns to Davidson County Executive Airport
This one-of-a-kind event blends automotive and aviation culture, bringing together car enthusiasts, pilots, families, and community members for a day of excitement. Guests can expect a wide variety of vehicles and aircraft, along with live entertainment, food trucks, contests, raffles, and family-friendly fun.
Spartan Uprising: Central Davidson Football Roars to a Dominant Start in 2025
The 2025 schedule has seen the Spartans navigate tough non-conference matchups, including a hard-fought 20-17 victory over rival North Davidson and a narrow one-point loss to Eastern Alamance (31-32) that serves as the team's only blemish. With a 5-1 record and a 2-0 lead overall in the conference, Central Davidson has set a high bar for itself. The team is now focused on maintaining its dominant trajectory through the rest of the conference schedule, with sights set firmly on a deep playoff run. The Spartan Uprising is well underway, and the Central Davidson community is rallying behind a team that is delivering a memorable season of high-stakes football.
From the Desk of State Senator Steve Jarvis: The Youth Legislative Assembly Applications are Open
Any high school student in good standing at a public, private, charter, or home school in North Carolina is eligible to participate.
Davidson County Officials Charge EMT, Police Officer With Accessing Government Computers in Abuse Probe
Due to the sensitive nature of this case and the ongoing investigation, no further details will be released at this time.
Column: When the Leaves Teach Us Something
Autumn reminds us that change can be the most beautiful chapter of all.
Faith and Fellowship: God Calls You Where You Are In Life
Inspiring words from Rev. Aaron Long at Paul’s Chapel Evangelical and Reformed Church in Lexington, NC, Davidson County born and bred.
Lexington Fire Department Earns Nation’s Top Rating
The Lexington Fire Department has joined an elite group of fire agencies across the country after achieving an ISO Class 1 Public Protection Classification
Lexington Farmers Market: Soups, Stews and Comfort Foods Day
Soups, Stews and Comfort Foods Day
The Social Worker Who Goes the Extra Mile: Celebrating Bobby Wagner
What truly sets Bobby Wagner apart is his courageous and unflinching approach to outreach. Unlike many who might rely on institutional boundaries, Wagner makes it his personal duty to go into the roughest areas to connect with children who are most in need. He operates without hesitation when a child cries out for help, recognizing that his impact is greatest when he meets them where they are. By choosing to stay in the community, he ensures that his help is consistent, genuine, and informed by a deep understanding of the local landscape—a key factor that makes him the effective role model he is.
Opinion: Stories Worth Telling, Coverage Worth Supporting
Proud of this little team with a big impact — Davidson Local is powered by passion and community.
Líderes hablan sobre el progreso en un desayuno informativo sobre el estado de la comunidad
Líderes gubernamentales, funcionarios electos, representantes de organizaciones locales y ciudadanos se reunieron el martes en el Club de Golf y Campo Sapona para el Desayuno Informativo del Estado de la Comunidad, organizado por la Cámara de Comercio del Área de Lexington.
Everybody’s Day Festival Returns to Downtown Thomasville
This year’s celebration will take place on Saturday, September 27, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM in downtown Thomasville, drawing thousands of visitors from across the Southeast.
Lexington Bar to Host Oktoberfest Celebration with Root Beer Twist, Sept. 27th
The Oktoberfest activities will run throughout the day at participating bars, giving Lexington locals and visitors alike the chance to sample seasonal drinks, enjoy food specials, and soak up the festival atmosphere.
The Bradley Group's Core: Ra'Shanna Aaron, Optimizing Operations and Lives
Ra'Shanna’s tenure is built on nearly a decade of focused dedication to Leadership in operations and workforce solutions. This experience is rooted in optimizing critical business functions like manufacturing processes and warehouse management. Her team's success in fostering strong client relationships and building robust operational frameworks is a direct reflection of her commitment to excellence in staffing and recruiting. Her strategic vision extends beyond operational oversight, driving business development through strategic partnerships. With certified expertise in staffing and adept negotiation skills, she crafts impactful workforce solutions, demonstrating a passion for direct hire recruiting to ensure the right talent thrives in their ideal roles.
Thomasville’s 6th Annual Everybody’s Night kicks off, Friday
Thomasville’s 6th Annual Everybody’s Night kicks off Friday, Sept. 26, 2025, with free live music, local eats, and a lively beer garden downtown. Headliners include country artist Alex Key and Americana favorites Delta Son. With the expanded Social District, you can now stroll both sides of the tracks with a Cross Ties beverage in hand. The celebration continues Saturday with Everybody’s Day — making it a full weekend of community and fun!
Caso confirmado de rabia en el Condado de Davidson: se necesita conciencia de la comunidad
Los informes proporcionados al departamento de salud indican que en las últimas semanas, un residente de la zona había visto y alimentado a varios gatos salvajes. Uno de los gatos, que parecía tener una herida en la pierna, inicialmente parecía estar sanando. Sin embargo, el 21 de septiembre de 2025, el residente notó que el mismo gato mostraba un comportamiento inusual. Se contactó a Control de Animales y retiró al animal de la propiedad.
Confirmed rabies case in Southmont; county urges pet vaccinations and reporting
The Davidson County Health Department has confirmed a rabies-positive feral cat in the Southmont community off Riverview Rd. It’s the county’s third confirmed case in 2025. The cat, seen in the area for several weeks and removed by Animal Control on Sept. 21, tested positive at the State Lab. Individuals with potential exposure have been notified and referred for post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP).
Vice President JD Vance Makes Stop in Davidson County Before Concord Speech
The visit to Welcome was closed to the public, but the Concord event is expected to draw supporters and community leaders from across the region.
Leaders discuss progress at state of the community breakfast
During the event, Lexington Mayor Jason Hayes and Davidson County Board of Commissioners Vice Chair Karen Watford gave an update on past successes, recent projects and future plans for their prospective legislative branches.