A national fishing tournament is taking place Feb. 7-8 at High Rock Lake near Lexington, NC. The tourney is open to amateur and semi-professional anglers to compete for cash, prizes and a chance to qualify for the NCL National Championship.
Mama's Gonna Make it: Mom Guilt
Local podcasters Anne Green and Sarabeth Lewis dive into the messy magic of parenting, the power of friendship, and the ongoing journey to embrace growth and authenticity.
Pickett Elementary School closes early related to heating issues, problems resolved
Winter weather continues to impact local schools.
Lexington Fire Department responds to early morning blaze; road closed
Fairview Drive is closed from Talbert Blvd to North Carolina Ave are closed due to ice on the road caused by fire hoses. The Street Department is cooperating with police and fire officials to spread salt once the area is cleared.
Davidson County could face almost 500 votes tossed out of the 2024 election
Across party lines, 500 voters in Davidson County could lose in the 2024 election.
Scam Alert: Fake Federal Court phone calls request personal information
If you receive a threatening phone call or email, refrain from disclosing any information requested. Federal courts will never use a phone call or email to request personal or financial information, or to threaten recipients who don't comply.
Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist Launches 24 Hour Virtual Primary Care Practice
The virtual primary care practice is designed for patients who do not need a high degree of hands-on, in-person care or who have busy lives and might travel frequently and want high quality, accessible primary care with a provider.
Caught Doing Good: Thomasville Alumni Class of 1973 collaborates to help others
The work of Thomasville Class of 1973 will warm many hands and hearts.
City of Thomasville lifts water restrictions
The City of Thomasville announces the lifting of water restrictions previously implemented due to the freezing temperatures and related water utility challenges.
Updates: January 22nd School Closings
Winter weather is back again.
Schools close early and cancel events due to the possibility of inclement weather
A cold weather advisory is in effect for Davidson County and surrounding areas through Wednesday, with overnight lows expected to be near zero degrees.
City of Thomasville actively searches for water leaks
As part of the response to the cold snap, city crews have already completed checks on all bridges with water utilities connected to them. Additionally, fire crews are surveying vacant buildings to identify any potential leaking water lines that may have been impacted by the freezing conditions. Police officers are patrolling streets to help canvas the area.
Update: Thomasville continues to ask residents to limit water usage
Officials say water issues could last a few days during extreme cold. Essential Water Use Guidelines are in place.
Volunteers needed to count homelessness
On January 29th, counties across the state will participate in a one-day survey that aims to capture a comprehensive snapshot of both sheltered and unsheltered homeless individuals.
Alert: City of Thomasville requests limited water use
The City of Thomasville urgently requests your cooperation due to multiple water line breaks causing significantly reduced water availability
Holly Grove and Silver Valley fire departments address fire, no injuries reported
Last night, the Holly Grove and Silver Valley Fire Departments faced an intense and urgent situation as they rushed to tackle a structure fire at 388 Monroe Drive in Thomasville.
Celebrating Legacy, Education and Resilience: The 38th Annual NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet
The 38th Annual NAACP Freedom Fund Banquet, honoring Martin Luther King Jr.'s legacy, took place on Saturday, January 18, 2025, at 5 PM.
Help is on the Way
We live in a time of great uncertainty, as we witness the wildfires burning in California we must continue to pray and and seek the face of God we should know with great certainty that help is on the way!
Press Release: Bridging the Triad competition promotes engineering
Bridging the Triad helps families discover the joy of engineering, create lasting memories, and take part in an event that celebrates curiosity and creativity.
Community Conversations: Justice & Journalism event moved to February 27th
Davidson Local warmly invites the public to join award-winning journalist Michael Hewlett, former Salisbury Post reporter and editor Elisabeth Strillacci, and Davidson Local Publisher Antionette Kerr for a lively and informative dialogue. Please note that this event, originally scheduled to follow the MLK Day Parade, has been moved to Thursday, February 27th.