In Erlanger Mill Village, a small historic home reminds us that Christmas isn’t about size or spectacle—it’s about warmth, preservation, and opening the door to community.
Kiwanis Club of Lexington Brings Christmas Cheer to American Children’s Homes
The Kiwanis Club of Lexington continued a cherished holiday tradition by hosting a Christmas dinner for the staff of American Children’s Homes, helping make the season a little brighter for those they serve.
From Main Street to the Big Chair: Davidson County Embraces a Week of Shared Holiday Traditions
As the final countdown to Christmas begins, residents across Davidson County are finding more than just government closures to mark the season.
De la Calle Principal a la Gran Silla: el Condado de Davidson Celebra una Semana de Tradiciones Navideñas Comunitarias
A medida que comienza la cuenta regresiva para la Navidad, los residentes de todo el Condado de Davidson están descubriendo que hay mucho más que los cierres gubernamentales para celebrar la temporada.
¡Empieza el 2026 con buen pie en el Davidson-Davie Community College!
Un nuevo año trae nuevas posibilidades, y para muchos en nuestra comunidad, 2026 podría ser el año en que todo cambie.
Las Escuelas de la Ciudad de Lexington (Lexington City Schools) Han Abierto Encuestas a la Comunidad y al Personal Como Parte de la Búsqueda de un Nuevo Superintendente
La Junta de Educación de las Escuelas de la Ciudad de Lexington está avanzando en la fase de colaboración pública para la búsqueda de un superintendente e invita a todos los padres, tutores, estudiantes, personal y partes interesadas de la comunidad a participar. La Junta se compromete a llevar a cabo un proceso transparente e inclusivo que refleje los valores y prioridades de la comunidad de Lexington.
From Main Street to the World: A Global Bridge of Holiday Traditions
As the lights twinkle along Main Street in Lexington, the Big Chair in Thomasville is draped in holiday cheer, and the familiar chill of a North Carolina December sets in, residents of Davidson County are busy with their own cherished traditions. From decorating trees and baking Moravian ginger cookies to preparing for the beloved local parades that march through our downtowns, the spirit of the season is unmistakable.
De la Avenida Principal al Mundo: Un Puente Global de Tradiciones Navideñas
Mientras las luces centellean a lo largo de la Avenida Principal en Lexington, la Gran Silla en Thomasville se viste con los colores navideños y el frío habitual de diciembre en Carolina del Norte se instala, los residentes del condado de Davidson se ocupan de sus propias y queridas tradiciones. Desde decorar árboles y hornear galletas de jengibre moravas hasta prepararse para los queridos desfiles locales que recorren nuestros centros urbanos, el espíritu de la temporada es inconfundible.
Hospice of Davidson County’s Hinkle House seeks snack and supply donations
Staff say small gestures—such as having a snack or drink readily available—can offer meaningful comfort to families and caregivers who may be at the bedside for long hours.
Lexington City Schools names Dr. Rodney Howard Shotwell as Interim Superintendent
The Lexington City Schools Board of Education has named Rodney Howard Shotwell, Ed.D., as Interim Superintendent, effective Tuesday, January 20.
Start 2026 on the right foot at Davidson-Davie Community College
The spring enrollment deadline is December 26, making now the moment to take that next step.
Filing complete, Local elections heat up
The 2026 Primary Election on March 3 in Davidson County is shaping up to have several contested races, including the county commissioners, Davidson County Sheriff, NC Senate and NC House representatives.
Column by Rev. Aaron Long: Why do we Celebrate Christmas?
A weekly column from Rev. Aaron Long. He says keep your focus on the true meaning of Christmas.
Making Spirits Bright: Lexington’s Annual Bourbon Drop Draws Lottery Winners
In North Carolina, allocated bourbon arrives at the state warehouse as a limited supply for the entire state. Those bottles are then divided among local ABC boards, which decide how and when to release them. Some boards place bottles directly on shelves, some reserve them for loyal customers, and others — like Lexington — hold lotteries.
Karen Schrader named NC Public Library Friend of the Year
The North Carolina Public Library Directors’ Association named Karen Schrader, a leader affiliated with the Friends of the Lexington Library, the 2025 Library Friend of the Year at their awards banquet held at the Historic Brookstown Inn in Winston-Salem on December 11th.
Political Advertising: JacQuez Johnson Announces Candidacy for NC House District 80
JacQuez Johnson announced today that he has filed to run for the North Carolina House of Representatives to represent District 80, citing growing concern over state-level dysfunction and the real-world consequences it is having on families, educators, and public servants across the district.
Off Duty LPD officer killed, two wounded in shooting at Appliance King
Lexington Police Chief Robby RummageAppliance King on Cedar Lane Drive has asked the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation to lead the investigation.
73-year-old Thomasville resident dies from cardiac arrest after dog attack
Michael Bodenheimer had sustained severe injuries and was beyond the possibility of life-saving intervention. Preliminary findings at the scene indicated that his injuries were consistent with an attack by a large pack of canines.