With the support of his hometown and the police chief, a man imprisoned as a teenager for a crime he has maintained he didn’t commit has finally been granted parole. By Michael Hewlett
Davidson County Man Charged Following Investigation Involving Juvenile
During a forensic examination of those devices, investigators discovered evidence showing that the juvenile had engaged in sexual activity with Cameron Isaiah Blackstock, age 23, of Winston-Salem, North Carolina.
Public Comment Turns Heated Over Proposed Duke Energy Gas Plant
A packed and emotional public address period brought 18 residents to the podium, many voicing strong opposition to a proposed methane gas plant tied to Duke Energy, along with related pipeline projects, nondisclosure agreements and broader environmental and health concerns.
Davidson County Senior Services Celebrates Volunteers at Annual Banquet
Davidson County Senior Services proudly recognized the outstanding contributions of its volunteers during the annual Volunteer Banquet held April 23 at Holland Brooks Event Center.
Rev. Aaron Long: Gatekeeping and the Church
Column by Rev. Aaron Long.
City of Lexington Celebrates Arbor Day with Tree Planting Ceremony
In a commitment to local environmental stewardship and community growth, the City of Lexington celebrated Arbor Day this week with a commemorative tree planting.
AK’s Column: When speed outpaces truth
From the White House Correspondents' Dinner to the recent alleged teen plot for murder case in Davidson County, the rush to share what we “heard” on TikTok or X is a reminder that sometimes faster isn’t better and getting it right still matters most.
Motorcycle Pursuit in Holly Grove Ends in Arrest, Multiple Charges Filed
A Holly Grove traffic stop on April 23 ended in a brief motorcycle pursuit and the arrest of 23-year-old Devon Gage Helms of Linwood on multiple charges, including felony flee to elude and drug offenses.
Pilot International Selects Thomasville as Host City for 2027 NC District Convention
Building on a legacy of community impact and professional leadership, the North Carolina District of Pilot International is proud to announce that it has officially selected Thomasville, NC, as the host city for its annual District Convention in April 2027.
Thomasville to serve as the host city for 2027 District Convention
The Chair City April “Timeless Thomasville,” is expected to highlight both the organization’s long-standing mission and the local community’s role in service and hospitality.
Lexington City Schools welcome new superintendent
Dr. Anthony was introduced alongside his family.
Public comment splits on Palace Theater project as tax concerns meet downtown push
Public comment on the proposed Palace Theater project revealed a divide between concerns over public funding and support for downtown revitalization.
No Injuries Reported After Shooting at Vehicle in Davidson County, Suspect Arrested
Information provided by the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office
Faith and Fellowship by Rev. Aaron Long
Faith and Fellowship with Rev. Aaron Long.
Khmer New Year Celebration 2026 Invites Culture and Community Together, Sunday
The event will take place again on Sunday, April 19, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Cambodian Cultural Center, located at 235 Cambodian Cultural Center Drive in Lexington.
Davidson County Veteran Larry Long Participates in Honor Flight to Washington, D.C.
Davidson County Senior Services is proud to recognize local veteran Larry Long, who recently participated in an Honor Flight Network trip to Washington, D.C. on Wednesday.
State Supreme Court decision impacts education funding
Court justices determined that NC was not treating all of its school districts equitably, and that the state was failing to live up to a constitutional obligation: To give every child the opportunity for a sound basic education.
Lexington Senior High School Chorus Earns Superior Rating at Disney World Competition
Photo of past choral ensemble.
WSSU Announces Promotion of Ronald Beverly, Shares Operational Updates
Beverly, a Lexington and WSSU alumnus, has served the university since 2022.
Arts Davidson County Calls on Community to Help Sustain Local Arts Space and Programs
Like many nonprofit organizations, Arts Davidson County relies on community support to maintain both the facility and programs that take place within it. Since assuming sole responsibility for operating the space, the organization has experienced increased financial pressure associated with rent, utilities, maintenance, and programming costs.