Publisher Antionette Kerr accepted the challenge to bring something beyond a book to holiday tables each year.
Big Lots is closing, major discounts expected
Some local deals and closing sale prices are already in place, but customers will have to stay tuned.
Principal Ronnie Hewitt and Liberty Drive Elementary celebrated achievements
Thomasville City Schools and state education leaders recently celebrated Ronnie Hewitt, Principal of Liberty Drive Elementary School, as the 2025 Burroughs Wellcome Fund Piedmont-Triad Region Principal of the Year.
It's time for the local Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Youth Art Exhibition
All art entries must be completed and submitted to teachers, afterschool directors, or dropped off at the Arts Theater 202, located at 202 N. Main Street, Lexington, by January 13, 2025.
Award-winning journalist Michael Hewlett to engage in dialogue on Jan. 20th
The public to a lively and informative dialogue with award-winning journalist Michael Hewlett on Jan 20th at 2:30 p.m. at the Salvation Army Building, 314 W 9th Ave, Lexington, NC.
12 Days of Christmas: "Good for Her!" Riley Elliott featured on FOX8
12 Days of Christmas: Davidson Local’s staff selects warm and fuzzy stories guaranteed to warm your heart this festive season, filled with joy, love and celebration. Enjoy!
Caught Doing Good: Local church raises funds for child's service dog
After being accepted into the program, fundraising became critical for the Hillers. They experienced some sticker shock when they learned that their portion of the costs would be $20,000.
Local appliance company donates washer to local firefighters
A generous donation in time for the busy holiday season. {Photo by South Lexington Fire Department}
Governor's Volunteer Service Award seeks nominations
The Governor’s Volunteer Service Award (GVSA) honors the true spirit of volunteerism by recognizing individuals and groups that make a significant contribution to their community through volunteer service.
Arts Davidson Counts holds student art exhibit on Friday
Arts Davidson County is excited to announce their annual Fall Student Art Exhibition, celebrating the incredible talents of young artists in Davidson County from grades 6th through 12th.
Edwin McCain performs for free pre-fest Shindig Oct 24th: Could you ask for more?
Jammin’ at the AMP will take place at the Breeden Amphitheater in Lexington, NC, on October 24th from 5:30 PM to 8:30 PM. A variety of food trucks and Budweiser beverages will be available for purchase. Guests are encouraged to bring friends, family, and lawn chairs for a fun evening of music and a pre-festival celebration.
Holly Hill Memorial Park to host Hurricane Helene candlelight prayer service
Holly Hill Memorial Park is hosting a candlelight prayer service on October 10th at 6 pm for those affected by Hurricane Helene and all first responders. Hurricane Helene, a Category 4 storm, made landfall on September 26th in Florida’s Big Bend, causing a 500-mile path of destruction with deadly force, catastrophic flooding, damaging winds and power outages.
Group to host Mad Hatter's Tea Party to support families facing brain disorders
The Greensboro Pilot Club will host its first Mad Hatter Tea Party on Oct 19, 2024, at The Thomasville Woman's Club located at 15 Elliott Drive. Tickets are $50.
Opinion: More than a car has been stolen from Joel Leonard
The Thorminator mobile is used for education programs to inspire students to pick up tools. Please help Joel find it.
Eat Drink Triad and Duke's Mayo to showcase over 50 locally-owned restaurants
Over 50 locally-owned small businesses were invited to participate in the week-long campaign.
First Presbyterian Church celebrates Sisters in Spirit
Doors will open at 2 pm, followed by a session with speaker Cleere Cherry Reaves and musical performances from 3-5 pm. Cleere Cherry Reaves, an author, speaker, and podcaster, will share her insights at the event.
First United Methodist brings Kindermusik for youth
A unique opportunity for classes will begin this week and remain open.
A Letter from the Publisher: Why be a bully?
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Law enforcement searches for family of fallen Trooper Clarence LeGette Fidler
North Carolina State Troopers are looking for the family of Fallen Trooper Clarence LeGette Fidler. End of Watch March 20, 1936.