The weather is cooler, but Spring is still here.
Davidson County Under High Risk of Wildfires: Tips
North Carolina sees more than 4,500 wildfires annually, with nearly 99 percent caused by human activities like backyard burning and campfires.
Davidson County Deputies Arrest Father on Child Abuse Charge After Child’s Arm Broken
Father Charged with Felony Child Abuse After Child Suffers Broken Arm, Surgery Required
Potts and Watford join statewide effort on property tax reform
Tax revaluations are weighing heavy on the minds of Davidson County residents.
Faith Column by Rev. Aaron Long: What is True, what is not
Faith and Fellowship with our friend Rev. Aaron Long
New Meals on Wheels Route started in the High Rock Lake Community
Davidson County Senior Services has started its twenty-fourth Meals on Wheels route in the High Rock Lake community.
Government Accountability: Ain't no Sunshine when news is gone
In conjunction with Sunshine Week, an annual celebration of open government and public records, members of the NC Local cohort sent the same set of emails from North Carolina’s 20 largest cities at the same time. Here is what happened.
Midway Town Manager Settles Into Role
Meet the Midway Town Manager
United Way Director Begins a New Chapter
Hege to step down from United Way.
MLK Social Action Committee to Host 23rd Annual Memorial Peace Conference in Thomasville
The event will take place on April 4th at 3 p.m. at Citadel of Faith Christian Fellowship, located at 108 Salem Street in Thomasville.
Holly Hill Cares to Host Celebration Honoring Davidson County First Responders
The 3rd Annual Holly Hill Cares Celebration of First Responders will be held on Saturday, April 18, 2026, at Secret Meadows at Green Dell Farm in Thomasville, North Carolina. It is planned as an evening event.
Tips for Attending the Lexington Book Festival on March 21st
Review the schedule ahead of time and map out which sessions and signings you want to attend. Be sure to leave time to explore vendors and enjoy Uptown Lexington.
Lexington Mayor Jason Hayes to Be Honored for Open Government
Hayes will be honored on March 27 at the NC Local News Summit, where leaders in journalism, government and public service gather to discuss the importance of strong local news and accountable leadership.
Rev. Aaron Long: What have you done for Jesus today
A Faith and Fellowship Column for Pauls Chapel Pastor Aaron Long.
Thomasville transitioning emergency alert system from Nixle to Genasys
The service will provide notifications about severe weather, road closures, public safety alerts and other important community updates.
Seeking balance in an imbalanced world
Barbara Presnell shares more about her journey to Costa Rica when the US attacked Iran.
Child Dies in Thomasville House Fire; Two Officers Treated for Smoke Inhalation
On Thursday, March 12, 2026, a residential structure fire occurred at 313 Clinard Road in Thomasville led to the death of one child.
North Carolina still doesn’t have a budget. Here’s how that affects everyday life.
There are no new deadlines that would force lawmakers to reach an agreement. North Carolina’s continuation law allows agencies to operate at last year’s levels indefinitely. Leaders in the House and Senate have said they do not expect to make a deal before this year’s short session starts on April 21.
Let the 2026 Senior Games and SilverArts Begin
The event features over 20 different sports and five creative/literary and performing art categories. Davidson County Senior Games is sanctioned by North Carolina Senior Games, Inc.
Today is National Funeral Director and Mortician Recognition Day
Today, National Funeral Director and Mortician Recognition Day is a reminder to pause and recognize the professionals who quietly help families navigate some of life’s most difficult days.