Rosco Turner, Sr.'s tenure as Head Coach is perhaps best defined by the unique challenge and triumph of coaching his own son. The father-coach dynamic is inherently difficult, requiring a delicate balance of familial love and professional objectivity. Turner, Sr. successfully navigated this complexity, establishing a program built on discipline, strategy, and high expectations that allowed his son, Rosco Turner, Jr., to become one of LSHS’s all-time greats.
Carter will be at the Walmart in Lexington on Wednesday, November 26, from about 3–4 p.m., selling 12-ounce jars of Akiylah Sauce for $5. He accepts cash, Apple Pay, and CashApp at $PitmasterCJ.
Set for Saturday, November 22, 2025, at 1:30 p.m. at Lexington High School (26 Penry Street, Lexington, NC 27292), the chapter will distribute FREE Thanksgiving meals to local families.
On Sunday, November 16, 2025, at approximately 8:30 p.m., Davidson County Sheriff’s Patrol deputies responded to an armed robbery at a Dollar General store.
The Davidson County Health Department has confirmed a positive case of rabies following an incident that occurred late last week near NC Highway 150 in Linwood. This marks the sixth confirmed rabies case in Davidson County in 2025.
The chill of November is setting in, but the temperature is about to rise significantly inside the gym at Lexington Senior High School (LSHS)! Basketball season is just around the corner, and the LSHS athletic department is rolling out the red carpet to introduce the community to the teams that will represent the Yellow Jackets on the hardwood this winter.
The act of journalism is a double-edged sword. It is a commitment to truth, a mirror held up to society, but it can also be a painful endeavor that forces one to confront the darkest aspects of history and current events. As a journalist, one often wonders: Is the telling of this story, no matter how difficult, a force for good or a source of renewed pain?
A recount will officially go underway in the Thomasville mayoral race after one challenger formally requested one, following a razor-thin margin against incumbent Raleigh York Jr.
The Davidson-Davie STORM Volleyball team is headed to the national stage for the first time as a D2 school in the National Junior College Athletic Association Tournament. The tournament will be held in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, from Nov. 19-22; the STORM takes on Sauk Valley on Nov. 19.
On Monday, November 17, 2025, at approximately 2:07 p.m., LPD officers located a reported stolen vehicle being operated by two subjects and attempted to stop it. The driver of the stolen vehicle failed to stop and led officers on a pursuit.
Davidson County Senior Services is excited to announce an expansion of program offerings at the Southmont Civic Center. The expansion is designed to meet growing demand and help more senior adults live healthy, independent and socially connected lives within their own homes and communities.
This year's policy meeting focused on a mid-decade update on the status of the work to achieve the goals of Healthy North Carolina 2030.
It has been a joy and pleasure for us to work with the Stubbs’ Family to bring this year’s holiday house to life!” - Mary Cameron Welborn and Deborah Arnold said as organizers. The Charity League of Lexington works as a team to bring the holiday house to the community to raise funds for the children of Lexington and Davidson County.”
No esperes más, saca el máximo provecho a tu venta. ¡Anuncia hoy mismo tu venta de yarda!
The Lexington City Board of Education will convene its Building and Grounds Committee on Tuesday, November 18, 2025, at 4:00 p.m. at 1010 Fair Street, Lexington.
Community Pastor Aaron Long writes about the need for small churches. They’ve long been the backbone of real community—places where folks aren’t just faces in a crowd, where pastors know your story, and where people actually show up for each other.
Guests enjoyed hearty appetizers and browsed the Ebony Collective Holiday Market before we settled in for the screening of PBS Documentary American Coup: Wilmington 1898 at 5:30 p.m. The panel at 6:30 p.m. brought thoughtful voices together to reflect on how the events of 1898 still echo today — and you leaned in with the kind of curiosity and courage that keeps local storytelling alive.
his victim was identified as Jakeel Malik Craven, age 31, of Lexington.
Tuesday, November 18
5:30 p.m. – Press Conference
Location: 223 S Main St., Lexington (parking lot)
6:00 p.m. – DEQ Public Hearing
Location: Edward C. Smith Civic Center
217 S Main St., Lexington
