Photo ID cards are now required for everyone when voting in an offiical election. Make sure that you are informed and prepared when you go to the polls this year by having your ID in hand.
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North Carolina Lawmakers seek to protect citizens from dietary supplement's detrimental side effects
North Carolina Lawmakers seek to protect citizens from a dietary supplement's detrimental side effects
North Carolina lawmakers in a new House Select Committee on Substance Abuse at the General Assembly have been discussing options for protecting people in North Carolina from a dietary supplement's detrimental side effects.
City of Lexington selected for North Carolina Rural Infrastructure Authority Grant to reuse vacant building
The City of Lexington was selected for North Carolina Rural Infrastructure Authority Grant to reuse vacant building.
Lexington schedules celebration of Black History Month
City schedules celebration of Black History Month.
Veterans News: Military ID Card renewals are now available online
Military ID Card renewals are now available online.
Davidson County Board of Education Agenda for Feb. 5 meeting
New superintendent to be sworn in Feb. 5
Press Release: The City of Lexington announces new assistant city manager Nicolas Geis
The City of Lexington Welcomes New Assistant City Manager Nicholas Geis to city government.
Making history every step of his way: JacQuez Johnson, Thomasville city councilor
A closer look at Thomasville’s youngest Black city council member, JacQuez Johnson.
Lexington City Council agenda Jan. 22
The agenda for Monday’s Lexington City Council meeting.
City of Lexington opens funding opportunities for local organizations
To increase transparency and equity in how the City of Lexington selects outside agencies for funding, the City Council has requested a revision to the current Partner Agency program.
New candidates file, period ends December 15 at Noon
Local filings for Davidson County Commissioners and other races are heating up.
A new high school could be in the future for the Bulldogs
Approximately $72 million could bring new life to the Bulldog Nation. During the regular meeting of the Davidson County Commissioners. Thomasville City Schools was approved for a $9,806,318 match required for the Department of Public Instruction Needs-Based Public School Capital Fund.
One additional candidate files for county commissioner
One new candidate filed for office on Dec. 5th, 2023.
Lexington City manager to host community meetings
Residents will have the opportunity to speak with city staff, ask questions and address concerns. Currently, meetings will begin at 6 p.m. on the following Thursdays: November 30, December 7, December 21
Davidson County EDC's Project Puma revealed as Japanese battery manufacturer
Lithium-Ion Battery Pouch Manufacturer Dai Nippon Printing Co., Ltd. to create 350 new jobs and invest $233 million in Linwood… with decision to invest North Carolina follows Governor Cooper’s meeting with company executives in Tokyo in October selected Davidson County for its First U.S. Operation.
EMS seeks to provide more hands-only training and public education
For information on hosting a FREE “hands-only” (not for certification purposes) CPR event, contact (336) 236-3103 or Race.Cars.Trial@davidsoncountync.gov.
Veteran James Shores helps Operation Green Light shine in NC
Operation Green Light is an initiative to raise awareness about the service of veterans and their families.
Will Election Day voting also trend upward?
The Board of Elections is preparing for busy days for Lexington City precincts and Thomasville precincts.
Political Opinion: Statement from mayor Jason Hayes
There are so many positive things that are happening in our community that are the result of previous administrations, city management, and importantly our current City Council’s ability to capitalize on current opportunities and build relationships. Our intentional commitment to both economic development and equity are not mutually exclusive.
Local elections matter: Be prepared on Nov. 7th
On Tuesday, Nov. 7th polls are open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Voters in line at 7:30 p.m. will be able to cast a ballot.