With incidents occurring across several neighborhoods, Thomasville police are urging residents to take extra precautions. Officials remind the public to lock their vehicles at all times—even when parked at home—and to remove or hide valuables that could entice thieves.
The Annual Light Festival is celebrating its 10th Anniversary! Hosted by The Light of The World Church, the festival welcomes the community to its new and expanded space (parking lot across from 330 N Church St, Lexington).
¡El Festival Anual de la Luces celebra su décimo aniversario! Organizado por la iglesia La Luz del Mundo, el festival da la bienvenida a la comunidad a su nuevo y amplio espacio (estacionamiento frente al 330 N Church St, Lexington).
The leaked data includes usernames and passwords for CodeRed, as well as addresses, emails, and phone numbers.
The blood drive will be held from 10:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the J. Smith Young YMCA Event Center, 119 W. 3rd Avenue in Lexington.
Candidate filing remains open through December 19, 2025, at 12:00 noon.
The holiday season in Davidson County is about to get a whole lot furrier! The Latino Association of Davidson County (LADC) is launching its first-ever Santa Paws Stroll
Las Facturas de Electricidad En Invierno Están Aumentando: Esto es lo que las Familias Locales Deben Saber
Candidate Filing for the following offices will begin on December 1, 2025 at 12:00pm and promply close on December 19, 2025 at 12:00pm
Today, in Davidson County and across the country, children in our community are still fighting for their seats—though the bus has changed. Davidson County and the surrounding areas mourn the loss of a great leader who worked to bring change for youth.
In honor of the fraternity’s Founders Day, November 17th, Eta Beta Beta Chapter of Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Incorporated in partnership with the Thomasville Police Department conducted an Omega March For Justice program focusing on "Surviving the Traffic Stop" for some of the seniors at Thomasville Senior High School.
Social media is turning our brains into blurb-addicted zombies, and we don’t even crack open the books behind the beliefs we shout about. In this reflection, I’m challenging us—Christians, socialists, nationalists, everybody—to log off, pick up real books (especially the Bible), and let deep reading shape our convictions instead of TikTok clips and T-shirt theology.
Winter Energy Bills Are Rising — Here’s What Local Families Should Know
Long-time North Davidson Coach Pete Jones shaped the lives of more kids than he ever realized. He spent countless hours in the “Pete Jones Gymnasium,” working, fixing, prepping, and doing laundry. He always said Rita deserved the real credit for raising their own kids and running the household. He will forever be remembered as “Coach Jones.”
Supporters of Charles McNeair are renewing calls for the governor to grant him clemency — and they’re referencing coverage from the local press, including a recent High Point Enterprise article, to amplify the urgency. According to the Enterprise, community leaders, family members, and even law-enforcement officials have added their voices to the push for McNeair’s release.
