Faith and Fellowship with Rev. Aaron Long
Multicultural Day Returns to Thomasville for Third Year, Bringing Community Together for a Day of Food, Music, and Culture
Thomasville is gearing up for its third annual Multicultural Day, a daylong celebration set for Saturday, June 20, 2026, as Thomasville Parks and Recreation, the Thomasville Farmer’s Market, and the Latino Association of Davidson County join forces to bring the community together for a celebration of culture, food, and connection.
Man Accused of Shooting at Woman, Damaging Home
On June 14, 2026, Patrol Deputies with the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office responded to 215 Adams Court, Winston Salem, regarding to a domestic assault.
Dr. Timogi: Dreams Start in the Heart
TEA with Dr. Timogi
Barbara Presnell: Why AI Will Not Be the End of Life as We Know It
A column by Barbara Presnell.
Hospice of Davidson County Evolves to New Name: Alderwood of Davidson County
New Name Reflects Expanded Array of Services, Including Developing Palliative Care and Enhanced Grief Support Programs to Meet Community Needs.
Arts Davidson County Launches New Listening Room Series
Arts Davidson County is proud to announce the launch of The Listening Room Series, a new concert series designed to bring exceptional live music experiences to Davidson County. The inaugural event will feature award-winning singer-songwriter Kristy Jackson and local singer-songwriter Jack Riggs for an intimate evening of music, stories, and community.
Heat advisory issued as triple-digit heat index values expected across
Residents across Davidson County are being urged to take precautions as dangerous heat and humidity push heat index values into the upper 90s and low 100s this week.
Neese's Country Sausage to return after safety inspections
Beloved Sausage Shortage has been felt across Davidson County as USDA reviews Neese's Operations
Heat Safety Alert Issued as Summer Temperatures Rise in Davidson County
As temperatures climb across Davidson County, the Southmont Fire Department is reminding residents to take precautions to prevent heat-related illnesses and protect vulnerable family members, neighbors, and pets during the summer months.
Lexington Teen Charged After Pursuit Ends in Crash, Power Outage
On June 6, 2026, detectives with the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office T.R.A.C.E. Team attempted to conduct a traffic stop on South NC Highway 150 near Michael Road in Lexington.
Lexington City Council Reviews Balanced Budget Focused on Long-Term Financial Health
Lexington City Council members spent much of their recent budget discussion weighing the need for long-term financial stability against concerns about the impact of higher property taxes on residents following countywide property revaluation.
City of Lexington Names David A. Lambert Assistant City Manager
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.