Christopher Brandon Yokeley, 45, of Lexington has been charged with death by distribution following an extensive investigation by the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office.
Christopher Brandon Yokeley, 45, of Lexington has been charged with death by distribution following an extensive investigation by the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office.
December 30, 2025, as part of a collaborative effort, detectives with the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office Traffic and Criminal Enforcement (T.R.A.C.E.) Team, Criminal Investigations Division, the Patrol Division and the Randolph County Sheriff’s Office Urban Criminal Interdiction Team executed a search warrant at 5875 Mendenhall Road Extension in Archdale in reference to a multi-jurisdictional theft investigation. During the search, detectives recovered numerous items of horse tack equipment that had been reported stolen during a breaking and entering in Davidson County in November 2025.
As Davidson Local looks ahead, the patterns of 2025 reaffirm the newsroom’s core mission: to provide accessible, accurate, and community-focused journalism that informs residents, holds institutions accountable, and tells the stories that define Davidson County.
As the final grain of sand drops in the hourglass of 2025, a familiar anticipation is building from the streets of Thomasville and Lexington to the quiet corners of Tyro.
A medida que cae el último grano de arena en el reloj de arena de 2025, una conocida expectativa se está apoderando de las calles de Thomasville y Lexington hasta los tranquilos rincones de Tyro.
Hay varias leyes nuevas que entrarán en vigor a partir de enero, que abarcan desde leyes sobre género y transición médica hasta la transparencia en la prescripción de medicamentos y nuevas leyes para los trabajadores en el sector médico.
On December 30, 2025, the Invictus Task Force with the assistance of Federal Bureau of Investigations Greensboro Field executed a search warrant and as a result Harbor Daniel Young was taken into custody on ten (10) counts of Felony Second Degree Exploitation of a Minor.
Please review the advertising guidelines and deadlines for candidates and political organizations for the 2026 election cycle. Announcements may run at any time, but our next wave of banners begins January 5th. Political advertisements are not endorsements from the publication or our independent team members.
There are several new laws that are coming into effect beginning in January, ranging from gender and medical transition laws to prescription drug transparency and new healthcare worker laws.
Online nominations must be submitted by February 13, 2026.
Paper nomination forms must be returned by January 30, 2026, to Tammy Dalton at the United Way of Davidson County.
Although the “Free Saturday Lunches” group has seen a recent influx of volunteers and labor, a problem persists. With the effort being entirely volunteer-led and donation-fueled, the continued provision of food to those in need can be difficult. As of now, there is projected to only be enough food and resources for the first quarter of 2026.
Recently, EdNC posted two articles celebrating the effort that local educators and elected officials are making in Lexington City Schools and Davidson County Schools.
Lexington Police Officer Katie Crook was honored by the community and law enforcement agencies from across the state during funeral services and a procession through Lexington on Saturday. Crook was killed last week in a domestic-related triple shooting, and her family’s request for residents to line the streets in tribute was widely honored.
When we talk about gospel music, gospel centered preaching, sharing the gospel, what does this mean.
State leaders say BEAD funding is designed to address more than just physical infrastructure.
The training resources also include short videos geared toward teens, addressing common online situations such as meeting online friends, posting photos, handling cyberbullying, and understanding the permanence of digital actions.
As the holiday season invites reflection, generosity, and community, Uplift Mission Inc. is focusing on a form of giving that reaches far beyond the end of the year—investing in the next generation of young men in Lexington and Davidson County.
Cash served with the Sheriff’s Office from November 2008 through April 2009. Authorities said that while his tenure with the agency was brief, his presence left a lasting impact on colleagues and the Davidson County community.
La Asociación Latina del Condado de Davidson (LADC) ha lanzado oficialmente una campaña en todo el condado para identificar y movilizar a las empresas de propietarios hispanos y latinos a través de una nueva "Agenda Comunitaria".