Since 1976, Larry Michael hasn’t known a life without volleyball.
After domestic violence walk, Valerie Holt Craven's daughter reflects
The children and grandchildren as well as family, friends and community members gathered on Sunday, October 29 in Uptown Lexington for a domestic violence walk in honor of Valerie Holt Craven.
Jammin' at The AMP is set kick off the Barbecue Festival
A five year Barbecue Festival tradition is changing locations this year.
BBQ Wall of Fame adds five names
On Wednesday afternoon, October 18, under a bright, sunny sky, five names that are synonymous with Lexington barbecue were added to the Barbecue Wall of Fame.
Early Voting begins today for November elections
The early voting period for the municipal elections in Lexington, Thomasville, Midway, Denton and Wallburg begins today.
A Photo Gallery: LSHS Volleyball Senior Night
The varsity team secured a 3-0 victory over North Rowan.
Breaking News: Lexington Middle School delays opening due to threat of violence
Tuesday evening, October 10, the school district was made aware of a social media threat of violence.
A Photo Gallery: Volleyball #PinkOut Game - LSHS vs West Davidson
The game is held annually in October during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
New learning environment at LSHS will prepare students for futures in tech
Sparks are flying at Lexington Senior High School. However, they aren’t fire related.
Hardy's vision for LCS is in development
On July 1, Lexington City Schools began operating under a new regime. Dr. Nakia Hardy, who most recently served as deputy superintendent of Durham Public Schools, began her tenure as superintendent of LCS.
A Photo Gallery: Homecoming at The Hive
The Lexington Senior High School Yellow Jackets celebrated Homecoming last week culminating an 38-13 victory over the East Davidson Golden Eagles.
Preserving Dunbar: Preservation NC takes ownership, plans next steps
In July, it was announced that the former Dunbar High School building on Smith Ave. would be undergoing a transfer of ownership.
A Photo Gallery: Taylor official sworn in as new city manager
Johnnie Taylor has over 30 years of municipal government experience.
A Photo Gallery: Give Work A Chance Job Fair
Thursday afternoon, Davidson Local hosted the Give Work A Chance Job Fair. The brainchild of Joel Leonard, we welcomed over 300 job seekers to our event; some who were set up with interviews on the spot.
Kassie's Column: Happy 50th Birfdaaaay Hip Hop!!
“Hiiiip hop, hiiiip hop, hiiiip hop”
A Photo Gallery: Matthew Liles Skills Camp
Approximately 55 campers, ranging from grades third through 12th were in attendance. Participants worked on a wide range of skills including shooting, dribbling and passing.
National Night Out to be held in October
This year, LPD will be participating in National Night Out on Tuesday, October 3rd, from 6:00pm until 9:00pm.
A Photo Gallery: Unveiling of historical marker at St. Stephen UMC
Occupying the oldest extant African-American sanctuary of any denomination in Lexington, St. Stephen UMC was added to the National Park Service’s National Register of Historic Places on August 6, 2021.
Municipal elections filing period ends, 38 candidates file in five municipalities
Friday, at noon, marked the end of the filing period for November’s municipal elections.
Matthew Liles hosting 2nd annual basketball camp
Greensboro College player and Lexington Senior High School Alum Matthew Liles will have his 2nd Annual Matthew Liles Skills Camp on July 29 from 10am-12pm at the Lexington Senior High School gymnasium.