Ideas for herbs! Grow your own or support your local farmers market.
All in Columns
Column: Filling the skill gap
By making education liquid and enabling more to pursue prosperous pathways forward. we can fill the skill gap.
The Son will come out tomorrow
We look forward to tomorrow because of the faith we have in our Savior As believers. We can always believe in the Son, even when the Son is not shining.
The Spirit of Springtime
The snow melts away and the ground thaws, you feel a sense of newness in life, when the spirit of Springtime comes.
Photo Gallery: Art in the Park was a creative success
Arts Davidson County and Lexington Parks & Recreation partnered to bring interactive art to the community with the inaugural Art in the Park, an event designed to celebrate creativity and artistic expression.
Timberlake to debut new furniture collection at High Point Market
Furniture icon has new collection at High Point Market
Fairview Drive area to get new apartment complex
New apartment complex to be developed off Fairview Drive in Lexington.
March Madness has been wonderful and troubling at the same time
To all of those basketball fans out there, hasn’t this year at the NCAA Basketball tournament been wonderful?
Meet local musical genius and scholarship winner Gavin Hardy
Local musician Gavin Hardy is making his dreams come true with the help of a prestigious scholarship.
The roadmap to the Cross: Part 5
Jesus coming to the end of the roadmap is not a bad thing for us. It was the ultimate sacrifice, the destination reveals the depth of God‘s Love for us. Romans 58 declares, “God shows his love for us, and while we were sinners, Christ, died for us”.
Faith & Fellowship: The Roadmap to the Cross: Part 4
Lead me to the cross, where your love pours out, bring me to my knees, Lord, I lay me down, bid me of myself, I belong to you, oh lead me, oh lead me. As we continue our journey on the roadmap to the cross, Jesus knew his trip to Jerusalem would be his last before he would be crucified.
Lifestyles: Mahalaville Farms and the magic of mushrooms
Mushrooms are a part of forever lore and legend. From the Italian oyster or well-known shiitake to the pioppini, Mahalaville Farms has the process of growing and dehydrating mushrooms that can only be described in a single word— magical.
Column: Empowering Women in STEM
As society progresses, rectifying past wrongdoings and preventing future ones is important. Particularly in STEM, where there has been a long-standing history of male domination within the academic and workplace settings.
Renovation work begins at Brooker T’s Café in Uptown Lexington
Rebuilding begins at Brooker T’s Café in Uptown Lexington after years of fire damage.
Lexington Middle School girls basketball team brings home championship
The Lexington Middle School girl’s basketball team has demonstrated themselves as a force to be reckoned with. After going undefeated for the last season, they managed to capture the title of Davidson County Regular Season Champions.
Column: Bet on North Carolina
History is being made today in North Carolina as legalized online sportsbook gambling begins.
Local Book Festival draws large crowd
Despite a cold and rainy day, the Second Annual Lexington Book Festival on Saturday drew a large crowd of enthusiastic readers of all ages.
Faith & Fellowship: The Roadmap to the Cross Part 2
We use a roadmap to guide us as we travel to key places, that we should arrive at our destination. Therefore let us continue to use the roadmap to the cross where we may praise and celebrate our King.
Author Robert Gwaltney is here today for the Lexington Book Festival
The much-anticipated second annual Lexington Book Festival is happening today from 10 a.m. until 5 pm. The Book Festival is sure to be a memorable and exciting event packed full of activities to participate in.
Phoebe Zerwick journalist and author joins Lexington Book Festival Saturday
Join local journalist and author Phoebe Zerwick at the Lexington Book Festival on Saturday March 09, 2024 in Uptown Lexington. A love of journalism, writing and telling the stories of those around her may have always been a part of her world, but she still never thought she’d write a book.