The City of Lexington has named David A. Lambert as Assistant City Manager.
Food Lion Feeds Charitable Foundation Awards Grant to J. Smith Young YMCA
The Food Lion Feeds Charitable Foundation is committed to supporting families facing food insecurity across Food Lion’s 10-state footprint.
Uptown Businesses Face New Challenges as Lexington Continues Recovering From Historic Fire
For many business owners, the challenge has not only been financial but emotional. The uncertainty surrounding demolition timelines, road access and recovery plans has left some wondering what the coming months will bring.
7th Annual Juneteenth Freedom Family Celebration to Highlight Youth Art, Culture and History
The community is invited to the 7th Annual Juneteenth Freedom Family Celebration on Friday, June 19, 2026, from 1 to 5 p.m. at Arts Davidson County, 202 N. Main Street in Lexington.
Faith and Fellowship: Perfect Love That Casts Out Fear
Faith and Fellowship with Rev. Aaron Long.
Saturday: JLD Community Solutions to Host Community Cookout & Candlelight Vigil
Free community event will include free food, music, resources, free gun locks, a Memory Wall display, a community pledge, and a 2:30 p.m. candlelight vigil.
Sheriff’s Office Offers Reward as Vehicle Break-In Cases Top 50 Davidson County
The Davidson County Sheriff’s Office is offering a $1,000.00 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the offender(s) who are committing these crimes.
Talking Local Journalism, AI and the Power of Community with Algenon Cash
AI can help summarize documents, organize information, identify trends and make small newsrooms more efficient. What it cannot do is read the room.
Power Play: Does Duke Energy's powerline secrets leave communities in the dark
What happens when one of the largest projects in Davidson County's history is discussed everywhere except with the people who live here? In this guest column, Vance Bailey calls on Duke Energy to replace secrecy with transparency and accountability.
Davidson County Public Library Invites Families to Unearth a Story, Summer Reading Program
The Davidson County Public Library is inviting children, teens, and families to dig into reading this summer through its 2026 Summer Reading Program.
Davidson Medical Ministries Presents Concert featuring Landslide: A Tribute to Fleetwood Mac
The concert will take place Friday, June 26, on the scenic grounds of Weathervane Winery.
Equipped for Unity and Growth: Ephesians 4:7 through 16
A weekly inspirational column by Rev. Aaron Long.
Lexington Police Obtain Warrants in Jamaica Drive Domestic Assault
The Lexington Police Department has obtained warrants for Christopher McLendon on charges of assault on a female, breaking and entering to terrorize, and second-degree trespassing.
Uptown Lexington Street Closures Remain in Place Following May 19 Fire
LEXINGTON, N.C. — Portions of Uptown Lexington remain closed as city officials continue to assess damage from the devastating May 19 fire that impacted several downtown businesses.
Hospice of Davidson County Named a 2026 Best Place to Work in the Triad
The organization stands out among regional finalists for its unwavering commitment to fostering an exceptional workplace culture.
Lost your ACA coverage? You’re not alone, map shows large drops by county
Davidson County reports 10,848 people enrolled with a 29.7 percent decrease
Hospice of Davidson County Announces 2026 Signature Event: “From Heritage to Horizon” Featuring Celebrity Chef T
Hospice of Davidson County Announces 2026 Signature Event: “From Heritage to Horizon” Featuring Celebrity Chef T June 13th.
Memorial Day lands differently this year
This year Memorial Day will have a different impact on many of our families.
Lexington Council Advances Review of Proposed Carolina Corridor Annexation
The Lexington City Council voted to move forward with reviewing a petition for voluntary annexation tied to the proposed Carolina Corridor development project during its May 11 meeting. The request involves 19 parcels totaling approximately 848.819 acres located along Old Linwood Road, Highway 47, and the railroad corridor. The proposal drew comments from several residents during the public comment period