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Skin-Cap aerosol spray products may be harmful to your health
FDA warns consumers of undisclosed steroid in Skin-Cap Skin/Scalp Treatment Spray, do not use.
Civil Rights Division available to receive nationwide reports throughout Election Day
On Election Day, Civil Rights Division personnel will be available all day to receive questions and complaints from the public related to possible violations of federal voting rights laws. Reports may be made through the department’s website www.civilrights.justice.gov or by calling toll-free at 800-253-3931.
Consumer Alert: FDA investigates outbreak of E. coli linked to contamination in McDonald's Quarter Pounders
The FDA, USDA FSIS, CDC, and state partners continue to work quickly and collaboratively to investigate and identify the source of illnesses linked to E. coli contamination in McDonald’s Quarter Pounders.
Press Release: Lexington man charged with multiple sexual assaults
{Caution: The following article contains content of a sensitive nature. discretion is advised.} A Lexington man was arrested and charged for sexual assault investigation involving a juvenile victim.
Davidson-Davie Small Business Center supports local small businesses through Duke Energy Foundation grant
Davidson Davie Community College recently announced that it is part of $700,000 in grant funding made available to North Carolina small businesses in partnership with Energy United.
Lexington man arrested and charged with death of dogs in addition to animal cruelty
Lexington man arrested and charged with death of dogs in addition to animal cruelty.
Press Release: Suspect arrested following stolen vehicle pursuit in Lexington
Press Release: Suspect arrested following a stolen vehicle pursuit in Lexington this morning.
Press Release: Lexington Fire Department responds to fire at vacant house
The Lexington Fire Department was dispatched to a Structure Fire at 274 Broad Street for a fore at a vacant house.
Update: School closure extended at Charles England Elementary School
Lexington City Schools announces that Charles England Elementary School (CEES) will remain closed to students on Wednesday, October 16, 2024, due to significant flooding that occurred on October 14th.
Update on flooding at Charles England Elementary School
Lexington City Schools releases a media statement regarding flooding at Charles England Elementary School.
Press Release: School closure due to flooding at Charles England Elementary
School Closure Due to Flooding at Charles England Elementary on Tuesday, October 15th.
Local men charged with death by distribution
On June 2024, Patrol Deputies with the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office responded to a residence where an individual was located deceased. The circumstances surrounding the death led deputies to believe it was related to a narcotic overdose.
Six people charged with cruelty to over 40 animals
Six people were arrested for cruelty to over 40 animals locally.
Voter rights information from the Department of Justice
The Justice Department announced today that it has updated www.justice.gov/voting, a one-stop resource providing voting and elections information for voters as well as state and local elections officials.
Davidson County bridge replacement set to begin construction
Davidson County bridge replacement project set to begin.
West vs Thomasville: Dragons fired up over football victory
The West Davidson varsity football team defeated the Bulldogs in Friday's home conference game against Thomasville by a score of 14-0.
Donate to the NC Disaster Relief Fund to help with Helene recovery
Governor Roy Cooper is encouraging donations to the North Carolina Disaster Relief Fund to help communities recover from catastrophic damage caused by Tropical Storm Helene.
Edwin McCain to headline Jammim' At the Amp kick-off event for 40th Annual Lexington Barbecue Festival
Music fans and festival-goers are in for a treat as Edwin McCain is set to headline the Jammin' at the AMP Pre-Pig Shindig Festival Kick-off Event on Thursday, October 24, at the Breeden Amphitheater in Lexington, NC. Come celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Lexington Barbecue Festival. Edwin McCain will bring his signature soulful voice and acoustic sound to the stage, promising an unforgettable performance under the stars. Chris Taylor & The Rumor will be the opening act.
Preparing for the hurricane season locally
Hurricane Helene could have an impact on Davidson County, bringing damaging winds, excessive rains and flooding. It is very important to be prepared and have essentials that will help you if you are without electricity or encounter severe flooding.