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In a weekly column, publisher Antionette Kerr writes from the heart. From alleyway block parties to trail rides, from cemetery dedications to African drum circles, the weekend honored ancestors, told hard truths, and lifted up joy. The Davidson Local team showed up to 10 events across the county—not just to report, but to witness.
One advocate of the disability community challenges Chappel’s “apology” in a letter to the editor.
The first Thursday of May, which is set aside as a National Day of Prayer, is this week. This year the theme is The 2025 theme for the National Day of Prayer is hope – more specifically, “Pour out to the God of hope and be filled,” which is a reference to a Bible verse found in Romans.
Antionette Kerr writes, “There’s a weary gentleman perched on my windowsill. His name is Mr. Aloe, and he’s seen some things.”
We may sometimes find ourselves in our own battles, perhaps those battles are our own Spiritual battles for our Souls.
We live in a time of great uncertainty, as we witness the wildfires burning in California we must continue to pray and and seek the face of God we should know with great certainty that help is on the way!
From the Desk of State Senator Steve Jarvis
"Blessed is the season which engages the whole world in a conspiracy of love."
We hope that you are enjoying having the comedy and adventures of "Schaefer Shenanigans: The Hailey and Joe Show" be a part of your Saturdays. Tune in for today's podcast.
The Thorminator mobile is used for education programs to inspire students to pick up tools. Please help Joel find it.
Local confusion leads publisher Antionette Kerr to write about the potential risks associated with the use of unregulated and inadequately tested AI based technologies.
Despite cracks in the structure, The Liberty Bell is a symbol of freedom that holds steadfast to the ideal of creating a democracy truly dedicated to liberty and justice for all. The bell rang in 1776 to notify local communities of major events and call public leaders to meetings. Today, we celebrate The Liberty Bell as a symbol of local information that bares the soul of a colorful, complicated and imperfect unions. Happy July 4th holiday from Davidson Local! #letfreedomring
Lunch and Learn about Artificial Intelligence in Our World is being hosted by MT. Tabor United Church of Christ located at 1102 East Holly Grove Road in Lexington on Sunday, June 9th at 12:30 p.m.
For most of the last five years, Charles McNeair was home—or at least, close to it—in the Davidson Correctional Center. He’d grown up in Lexington and was arrested there in 1979 for a crime he says he didn’t commit.
Ideas for herbs! Grow your own or support your local farmers market.
By making education liquid and enabling more to pursue prosperous pathways forward. we can fill the skill gap.
On February 29, 2024 millions of “leaplings” from all over should get together and throw one mammoth party in celebration of their birthday. Because let’s face it, it only actually comes around every four years.
Joel Leonard describes his experiences as a youth. “Growing up in Lexington at that time, I thought that was a drawback but little did I know, it actually was a gift to live in a small town with caring neighbors to look out for me. A place where I could safely explore the outside world and develop creative skills. “
¡Feliz año nuevo a nuestra comunidad de Davidson Local! Translated by Julie Thayer/Davidson Local
