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Two incumbents, including current Davidson County Board of Commissioners Chair Karen Watford and Commissioner Steve Shell, lost their seats in the primary, according to unofficial results.
George W. Wall Historic House and Museum is located at 8801 N. N.C. Highway 109 in Winston-Salem. Hours of operation are 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday through Saturday.
Approximately 98,000 notices are in the process of being printed and mailed across Davidson County
Earlier this month, the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction released its annual report on criminal offenses reported by school districts across the state. These offenses range from violent crimes such as assault with a deadly weapon, sexual assault or deaths to non-violent crimes including possession of a controlled substance, possession of a weapon or a bomb threat.
For more than 20 years, the NAACP has been in awe of the Mothers who have stepped forward and volunteered their time and energy to make this program a success.
Last week we made a little fuss with an op-ed we ran from a local politician.
Primary Election Day is Tuesday, March 3, the final opportunity for registered voters to cast a ballot in this election.
A Lexington firefighter involved in the deadly shooting of his estranged wife, who was a Lexington police officer, has died.
A sneak preview event will be held at the Thomas A. Finch YMCA, located at 1010 Mendenhall Street, on March 3, 2026, from 11:00 AM to 1:00 PM. Community members are invited to stop by, explore the tool trailer, and learn more about how the program works.
Davidson Local intern Riley Elliott and Father County Commissioner Chris Elliott were trapped during missile attacks in Isreal. Shannon Elliott says that she is thankful for the community support.
Parents, NAACP Questioned Alleged Racist Conduct at High School Basketball Game. Leadership met in what one called an “excellent meeting” and drafted a statement for the public.
Green starred on the defensive line for Austin Peay State University, whose athletic teams are known as the Governors, from 1975 to 77. But his journey began quietly in Thomasville.
