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The Lexington City Schools Board of Education is pleased to announce the issuance of a Request for Qualifications (RFQ) seeking proposals from qualified firms to undertake the crucial task of conducting a Facilities Assessment Study and collaborating in the creation of the district's Facilities Master Plan.
The City of Lexington was closed last week on March 14 and March 15 to facilitate a short move from City Hall to the new City Centre which is located at 200 North State Street in Uptown Lexington.
On Thursday, March 14, 2024, at 10:15 a.m. occupants of a white Dodge Charger fired several shots into an occupied vehicle in the 600 block of Julian Avenue.
Spring is here which means it’s time to break out the tools and get ready for planting and gardening.
If you are planning to travel soon, you know there are many details involved with your logistics. If your travel will be out of the country, there can be additional layers of challenges. Davidson County's Clerk of Court is offering a special day on Saturday, March 23rd, for anyone to apply for a passport or renew an existing one.
The award was recently presented to Hewlett at the annual N.C. News and Information Summit held at North Carolina Central University on Sunshine Day.
The City of Lexington is offering scholarships to Lexington Senior High School Seniors.
Breweries, bars and restaurants in Uptown Lexington are excited about the opening day of the Lexington Social District.
Rebuilding begins at Brooker T’s Café in Uptown Lexington after years of fire damage.
Davidson County, Thomasville and Lexington City Schools have partnered with The Arc of Davidson County to hold the 10th Community Resource Fair for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
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.
The Davidson County Senior Services will be hosting on Thursday, March 21, 2024 Time: 9 am to 12 noon Location: 211 W Colonial Dr, Thomasville, NC 27360.
History is being made today in North Carolina as legalized online sportsbook gambling begins.
Despite a cold and rainy day, the Second Annual Lexington Book Festival on Saturday drew a large crowd of enthusiastic readers of all ages.
Thomasville Community Foundation accepting 2024 Grant applications. This opportunity is available to all local qualifying 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations.
Owner of Lexington Barbecue, Wayne Monk was recently inducted into The NC Bar-B-Q Hall of Fame.
Lexington City Schools announces new position
Crystal Richardson is not your typical attorney. As one of few African American female lawyers specializing in estate planning/administration, Crystal has dedicated her career to serving overlooked communities.
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.
The FDA has issued another warning concerning cinnamon. Colonna Brothers of North Bergen, NJ is recalling its 1.5 oz Marcum Ground Cinnamon & 2.25 oz Supreme Tradition Ground Cinnamon because of a possible health risk due to elevated lead levels.
