From the Desk of State Senator Steve Jarvis
Community News: Winter market starts tomorrow
Winter Market starts January 18th, and runs from 12 to 3 pm every first and third Saturday of the month through April 19th at the Depot.
Lexington MLK parade canceled while other 2025 celebrations move forward
Lexington's NAACP parade on January 20th has been postponed. Prepare to honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a variety of exciting events in Davidson County.
Press Release: Senator Steve Jarvis appointed to eight committees
Senate Leader Phil Berger (R-Rockingham) appointed Sen. Steve Jarvis (R-Davidson County) to eight committees for the 2025-26 legislative biennium. Additionally, Sen. Jarvis was tapped to serve as the Co-Chair of the Regulatory Reform Committee.
Alert: Shooting reported on Bald Cypress Rd.
A female was rescued from a vehicle at a residence on Bald Cypress Rd. with multiple gun shoot wounds, her conditions are not known at this time. We can confirm at this time that no one in the area is in danger.
Smoke & Oak owner gives back in appreciation for Hospice services
On Friday, January 17th, Crowson’s lounge, The Smoke & Oak, will host the Hospice team in celebration of its 40th Anniversary. Hospice staff will be available to greet community members starting at 5 pm. Entry is free.
Lexington City Schools will operate on a 2-hour delay on Thurs., January 6, 2025
WEATHER ALERT: 2-HOUR DELAY FOR JANUARY 16, 2025
Update: Section of Liberty drive in Thomasville reopened
Crews worked diligently to reopen sections of Liberty Drive.
Davidson County Schools Superintendent explains decision making for school closings
Dr. Gregg Slate, Superintendent of Davidson County Schools explains inclement weather decisions.
Hospice of Davidson County launches 40th Anniversary with celebrations
Hospice of Davidson County is celebrating its 40th Service Year Anniversary throughout 2025 with pop-up events, special gatherings, and other celebrations.
Lexington City Council appoints Stephen ‘Bit’ Holton as City Attorney
Effective Tuesday, January 14. From 2018 to present, Holton has served part-time as City Attorney, managing a variety of legal matters on behalf of the City of Lexington.
LFP responds to fire on W. 13th St., no injuries
January 13, 2025 – Just before 7:00 p.m. on Monday, January 13, the Lexington Fire Department responded to a fire at 729 W. 13th St. – a residential home that was occupied by two adults and two small children.
Road Closure Notice: Liberty Drive
The City of Thomasville would like to inform the public that Liberty Drive is currently closed between Arthur Drive and Cloniger Drive due to an ongoing water line repair.
JLD Scholarship program to offer free crafts and cocoa popup on Jan. 20th
Following the annual MLK Day parade, immerse yourself in a delightful atmosphere filled with creative crafts that encourage self-expression and reflection on Dr. King's powerful vision for equality and justice. As you engage in these meaningful activities, enjoy delicious treats and steaming cups of hot cocoa, perfect for the winter season.
Schools in Davidson County announce closings for Monday, Jan. 13th
Schools Closed to students due to inclement weather. Debido a que el pronóstico de esta noche indica que las temperaturas serán lo suficientemente bajas como para causar el re-congelamiento en las vías, lo que hará que las condiciones de viaje, especialmente en las calles secundarias, sean peligrosas por la mañana.
Press Release: Davidson County Schools data breach information
On December 28, 2024, PowerSchool became aware of a cybersecurity incident that began on December 19, 2024, involving unauthorized access to student and teacher data.
Safety: Local agencies expect black ice through Monday morning
Snow and ice are expected to melt during the day. Road crews are actively working and anticipate black ice on the roads until Monday morning.
Faith and Fellowship: Finding beauty on a cold day
As we find beauty on the cold winter’s day, we may also see our strength because the cold months actually can show us how blessed we really are.
Mama's Gonna Make it: The Terrifying Power of Authentic Vulnerability
Two local moms announce the launch of a podcast, Mama’s Gonna Make It, on January 13th. The intention is to hold space for heartfelt and honest conversation exploring the joys and challenges of being neurodivergent moms. “We dive into the messy magic of parenting, the power of friendship, and the ongoing journey to embrace growth and authenticity.”