Online nominations must be submitted by February 13, 2026.
Paper nomination forms must be returned by January 30, 2026, to Tammy Dalton at the United Way of Davidson County.
First Reformed UCC seeks community support to continue meal program
Although the “Free Saturday Lunches” group has seen a recent influx of volunteers and labor, a problem persists. With the effort being entirely volunteer-led and donation-fueled, the continued provision of food to those in need can be difficult. As of now, there is projected to only be enough food and resources for the first quarter of 2026.
Three districts, one county: Some context on education in Lexington, Thomasville, and Davidson County
Recently, EdNC posted two articles celebrating the effort that local educators and elected officials are making in Lexington City Schools and Davidson County Schools.
Officer Katie Crook honored by community, law enforcement
Lexington Police Officer Katie Crook was honored by the community and law enforcement agencies from across the state during funeral services and a procession through Lexington on Saturday. Crook was killed last week in a domestic-related triple shooting, and her family’s request for residents to line the streets in tribute was widely honored.
What is the Gospel?
When we talk about gospel music, gospel centered preaching, sharing the gospel, what does this mean.
Federal Grant: Davidson County internet access could see improvement
State leaders say BEAD funding is designed to address more than just physical infrastructure.
Davidson County Sheriff’s Office offers internet safety training for teens, parents
The training resources also include short videos geared toward teens, addressing common online situations such as meeting online friends, posting photos, handling cyberbullying, and understanding the permanence of digital actions.
Christmas Caught Doing Good: Uplift Mission invests in the next generation
As the holiday season invites reflection, generosity, and community, Uplift Mission Inc. is focusing on a form of giving that reaches far beyond the end of the year—investing in the next generation of young men in Lexington and Davidson County.
Davidson County Sheriff’s Office mourns loss of former deputy Zach Cash
Cash served with the Sheriff’s Office from November 2008 through April 2009. Authorities said that while his tenure with the agency was brief, his presence left a lasting impact on colleagues and the Davidson County community.
Uniendo Fuerza: LADC y Socios Locales Abren Camino al Éxito Empresarial Latino en el Condado de Davidson
La Asociación Latina del Condado de Davidson (LADC) ha lanzado oficialmente una campaña en todo el condado para identificar y movilizar a las empresas de propietarios hispanos y latinos a través de una nueva "Agenda Comunitaria".
Bridging the Gap: LADC and Local Partners Pave the Way for Latino Business Success in Davidson County
he Latino Association of Davidson County (LADC) has officially launched a county-wide campaign to map and mobilize Hispanic and Latino-owned businesses through a new "Community Address Book."
Vintage, Intentional and Local: Sean Bishop opened Mill Village home for Holiday guests
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.