On Thursday, Oct. 23, 2025, at 7 pm., author Barbara Presnell and singer-songwriter Jack Riggs will present “Homecoming: A Conversation in Words and Song” at Arts | Theatre 202, located at 202 N. Main Street in Lexington.
Press Release: Boone’s Cave Park Living History
Boone’s Cave Park will come alive with history on Saturday, November 1, 2025, as the NC Daniel Boone Historic Trail hosts its first-ever living history event from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Visitors can experience 18th-century demonstrations and hear the story of the park’s ongoing preservation efforts, made possible through the support of Davidson County. The event will take place at 3552 Boones Cave Road, Lexington, NC, offering a chance to connect with local heritage where history is being brought back to life.
Elderly man arrested in connection with double homicide
A 78-year-old man has been arrested and charged with double homicide connected to an incident on Friday in northern Davidson County.
Halloween Festivities Set to Begin Across Davidson County
Pumpkins are popping up on porches, costumes are being stitched together, and Halloween celebrations are taking shape across Davidson County. From family farm fun to downtown trick-or-treat events, communities are preparing for weekends packed with fall festivities leading into October 31.
Riding the Rails to the Lexington Barbecue Festival: New Friends, No Parking Hassles, and Plenty of Pork
This Saturday, October 25, the NC By Train BBQ Express will make its annual one-day-only stop in Lexington, delivering passengers from across the state right to the sizzle and smoke of Uptown
Randy Holbrook to Represent NC Senior Tar Heel Legislature
A 50-year Davidson County resident, Holbrook is a retired lieutenant with the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office and a retired U.S. Navy Master Chief Petty Officer with over 44 years of service. He remains active in community and faith-based initiatives, including Meals on Wheels and the Davidson County Aging Planning Committee.
Community Conversations: American Coup Screening and Panel Discussion
Edward C. Smith Civic Center, Lexington, NC
Thursday, November 13, 2025
Lobby & Holiday Market Open 5:30 p.m. | Discussion at 6:30 p.m.
JLD Community Solutions to Host Supportive Services for Families Impacted by Violence
Rooted in healing, connection, and collective strength, the JLD Community Support Circle welcomes participants who are ready to share, listen, or simply be present. The group reminds participants that they are not alone on their journey toward healing and restoration.
A Faith That Works: Pastor Aaron Long
Rev Long writes: Christianity isn’t a political party; it is an all-consuming belief that should change the believer from the inside out.
Central Davidson Tennis Makes School History Under Coach Jennifer Cayer
For the first time in school history, the Central Davidson High School girls’ tennis team has captured the Pac 7 Conference Championship — and they did it in commanding fashion.
Officials Say Early Voting 'On Par' In Davidson County
Early voting began Thursday, October 16, in Davidson County, with 102 voters casting ballots on the first day, according to the Davidson County Board of Elections.
Third Arrest Made in Jessup Street Homicide Case
The Lexington Police Department has announced a third arrest connected to the June 7 shooting death of 19-year-old Xzavion Tyleal Booker.
The Best Hug: Still Learning from Guidance Counselor Minnie Dukes
At Fox & Olive today, I found more than a cup of tea — I found Mrs. Minnie Dukes, and a piece of my past. For a moment, time folded in on itself — the clink of tea cups fading into the sound of my pre-teen heartbeat. We laughed about how Facebook keeps us connected, a small mercy of modern life that helps us hold on to the people who once held us up.
Fifth Confirmed Case in Davidson County This Year
The Davidson County Health Department has confirmed a fifth positive rabies case for 2025, following an incident earlier this week off Stemp Everhart Road in Thomasville. It’s the second confirmed case within a single week, prompting officials to remind all pet owners to double-check their animals’ rabies vaccinations.
Two parents charged with child abuse and improper storage of firearm
Davidson County-The Davidson County Sheriff’s Office, in collaboration with Davidson County Schools and Child Protective Services, has completed an investigation concerning the welfare of several minor children following multiple reports of concern.
Rebuilding Jacket Pride: A New Chapter for Our Children
By Cheryl Leverett-Lide, Candidate for the Lexington City Schools Board of Education, Ward 6. Early voting runs from October 16 through November 1. Election Day is November 4.
Davidson County Launches New Public GIS Site
The redesigned platform features a modern interface, faster loading times, and adaptive design—meaning it automatically adjusts to fit phones, tablets, and desktops without requiring a separate mobile app.
Sir Brodie: The Lexington Salesman Who Became a Primetime Star
The world of Hollywood often appears to be a closed circle, an exclusive domain for those who have been pursuing acting since childhood. The journey of actor and producer Sir Brodie, originally from Lexington, North Carolina, proves that this narrative is a myth. His story is a powerful testament to the idea that passion, coupled with relentless dedication, can rewrite a life script, even after taking a significant detour into the corporate world. Brodie’s rise from a copier salesman to a recognizable face on major network television and streaming platforms is a compelling study in self-discovery and second acts.
The Basketball Journey of Alex Holt
After his junior year, Holt entered the transfer portal, seeking a new opportunity to maximize his minutes and impact. This led him to Mercer University, where he enrolled as a junior.3 The move proved beneficial, offering him a more prominent role on the court. During his first season with the Bears in 2023-2024, he played in 32 games, making 17 starts.4 He averaged 7.3 points and 4.7 rebounds per game, leading the team with an exceptional 65.6% shooting percentage from the field. His career highlights at Mercer include a season-best 23-point effort where he was a perfect 11-for-11 from the field, showcasing his reliable scoring touch near the basket.