Faith and Fellowship
Rise Up Lexington: A Song for a City in Recovery
Opinion: One local resident hopes music can help encourage people across the region to give the city’s renewal a chance.
Highway Patrol Seeks Help Identifying Hit-and-Run Driver and Bicyclist
On October 10, 2023, at 11:10 p.m., the North Carolina Highway Patrol responded to a bicycle collision on the eastbound shoulder of Old Highway US 64 West near Wholesale Alley.
City of Thomasville warm clothing initiative seeks a new name
Thomasville is seeking a name for a winter clothing project.
Column: Chamber Concert Inspires a Look at Second Hand News
The Lexington Area Chamber of Commerce is bringing The Chain, a Fleetwood Mac tribute band, to Alive After Five on Friday, Aug. 14 at 6 p.m at the Breeden Amphitheater.
Davidson County EMS reportedly stable, study finds growing strain on system
Davidson County EMS is stable, but an independent study points to growing concerns about staffing, response times, aging facilities, employee morale and the need to prepare now for increasing demand. employee morale and the need to prepare now for increasing demand.
Chicken Dinner: Educational Scholarships, Homeless Care Package, Fundraiser Drive
On August 21, 2026, Classmates 1973, Alumni & Affiliates, Inc., a nonprofit organization in Thomasville, NC, will host its Annual BBQ Port-A-Pit Chicken Dinner fundraiser to support student scholarships advancement and care packages for individuals experiencing homelessness.
Davidson County Sheriffs Office Produces Series: Never Forgotten
On the first Monday of each month, we will highlight an unsolved homicide or missing person case from Davidson County. Our hope is that by bringing these cases back into the public eye, someone may remember a detail, recognize a name, or come forward with information that could help move an investigation forward.
Lexington City Schools Board of Education Appoints Sharon Fennell as Chief Academic Officer
Fennell brings more than 27 years of experience in public education. Throughout her career, she has served as a teacher, assistant principal, principal, district administrator, and talent acquisition leader. Her experience provides her with a comprehensive understanding of teaching and learning, school leadership, strategic staffing, and organizational development.
Listen Before the Show: Podcast Previews Friday's Evening of Jazz in Lexington
As anticipation builds for An Evening of Jazz on Friday, Aug. 7.
Davidson County Seeks Public Input on Proposed Transportation Funding Application
The Davidson County Board of Commissioners will hold a public hearing at 6 p.m. Monday, Aug. 24, on the county's proposed Fiscal Year 2028 Community Transportation Program Application. The application will be submitted to the North Carolina Department of Transportation by Oct. 2, 2026.
DAVIDSON ANTI-DRUG REGIONAL TASK FORCE MAKES DRUG ARREST
The Davidson Anti-Drug Regional Task Force (DART) is a collaborative effort between the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office, Thomasville Police Department, Lexington Police Department, and the State Bureau of Investigation.
Piggy Smalls: The Flying Pig Mascot Who Became the Heart of Lexington Baseball
Piggy Smalls doesn't simply walk onto the field. The mascot makes an entrance.
New Yadkin Riverkeeper and State Trail Coordinator Set Sail on Long Paddle
On August 1, Nicole Eastman, the newly appointed Yadkin Riverkeeper, and Ward Swann, Yadkin River State Trail Coordinator, will embark on a inaugural journey.
City Clarifies Uptown Fire Rebuild: Businesses Feel Mixed Impact as Demolition is Scheduled to Begin Next Week
Demolition is slated to begin on or around August 3rd.
Davidson Teacher Selected for Harvard's Opportunity Fellows Teacher Fellowship
Dr. Lucretia Carter Berry Selected for Harvard Opportunity Fellows Teacher Fellowship
Rev. Aaron Long: Shrewd Management
Faith and Fellowship with Rev. Aaron Long of Paul’s Chapel.
City of Lexington: Heavy Storms Lead to Wastewater Overflow into Swearing Creek
Heavy storms that brought flooding to the Lexington area on July 23 resulted in the discharge of an estimated 71,250 gallons of untreated wastewater into Swearing Creek, according to a notice released Friday by the City of Lexington.
Lexington City Schools Prepares to Welcome Students for the School Year
District Builds on a Summer of Student Learning, Community Partnerships, and Preparation as Students Return August 10th.