Local chambers of commerce and Davidson Local hosted a forum for county commissioner candidates Monday evening.
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#LocalElectionsMatter: Early voting begins Thursday, April 28th
If you’ve found it difficult to keep up with all the changes regarding the elections, you’re in luck. Davidson Local has you covered.
Political Ad: Tonya Lanier seeks Commissioner seat
Tonya Lanier seeks one of four Davidson County Commission seats up for grabs in the upcoming election. Not having to participate in the May primary, Tonya is focusing her energy on the Tuesday, November 8, 2022, Election Day.
Sorority hosting political forum
The Lexington (NC) Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Social Action Committee, will sponsor a Political Forum April 28, 2022 via the ZOOM link provided.
County library policy comes under scrutiny for religious, political groups
A Davidson County library policy could be crossing the line after one mother alleges she was not allowed to set up her foster care display at an Easter egg hunt. Genevieve Traversy said a staff member pointed to a cross on her hat and shirt before referring to a policy that prohibits political and religious organizations from setting up on library property.
Political Ad: Jim Myers is a Ward 2 candidate for Lexington City Council
Jim Myers, a lifelong resident of Davidson County, is seeking a third term as a member of the Lexington City Council.
#LocalElectionsMatter: Lexington Mayoral Candidates
Candidates for Mayor of Lexington answer questions about their platform.
Political Ad: Davidson County Commissioner candidate, Matt Mizell
Matt Mizell is a Republican candidate for Davidson County Commissioner. He is a political outsider and an authentic conservative who has lived here in Davidson County for over 30 years.
#LocalElectionsMatter: Lexington City Council Ward 4 Candidates
Candidates for Lexington City Council Ward 4 answer questions about their platform.
#LocalElectionsMatter: Ward 3 City Council Candidates
Candidates for Lexington City Council Ward 3 answer questions about their platform.
Deltas hosting voter registration drives this weekend
If you aren’t registered, you have four chances to do so on Saturday.
Council candidates take center stage at forum
Tuesday evening, the Lexington Area Chamber of Commerce (LACC) and Davidson Local hosted the first of their three forums for candidates that will appear on the May 17th ballots.
#LocalElectionsMatter: Ward 2 City Council Candidates
Candidates for Lexington City Council Ward 2 answer questions about their platform.
Political Ad: Rosa Terry seeking election as mayor of Lexington
Rosa Terry is a candidate for mayor in Lexington.
Political Opinion: From Sen. Jarvis' Desk - April 1, 2022
The latest from State Senator Steve Jarvis.
Local GOP to host head of Return America, well-known for legal action
On Thursday, the Davidson GOP will hold its monthly meeting featuring Dr. Ron Baity of the Christian Conservative group Return America. Dinner begins at 6 p.m. with the meeting starting at 7 p.m. The organization has gained state and national attention for its role in notable lawsuits
Meet the moderators for The Lexington City Council forum on April 5th
Community questions for candidates are rolling in and The Lexington Area Chamber of Commerce and Davidson Local are teaming up to help you hear more about local candidates. For those who attended Chamber forums in the past, expect a few twists on their traditional format. This will include multiple moderators.
Lexington mayoral candidates faceoff at forum
Equity, homelessness and taxes were on the agenda for mayoral candidates at a forum cosponsored by NAACP-Lexington Branch, St. Stephen United Methodist Church, Faith Forward Baptist Church and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Omicron Psi Omega Chapter. The forum was held on Tuesday evening at St. Stephen United Methodist with reserved seating and a Livestream on Facebook.
Local Women's history 1980 “WHAT IF…"
Locally, the Women’s Political Caucus was selected because it was non-partisan. Members were white and black, Democrats and Republicans, and even one or two unaffiliated. Ages were between 35 and 75.