The Thomasville Aquatics and Community Center has been recognized as a Great Healthy Place by the NC Chapter of the American Planning Association.
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The Thomasville Aquatics and Community Center has been recognized as a Great Healthy Place by the NC Chapter of the American Planning Association.
Davidson Davie Community College recently announced that it is part of $700,000 in grant funding made available to North Carolina small businesses in partnership with Energy United.
Over 50 locally-owned small businesses were invited to participate in the week-long campaign.
The Truliant Foundation is awarding a total of $45,000 in Community Mini Grant funds to 30 nonprofit organizations across Truliant Federal Credit Union’s member communities to enhance and grow outreach efforts.
Cash App customers eligible to join class action settlement.
Kicking off Monday, October 14, Eat Drink Triad and Duke’s Mayo will host Eat. Drink. Triad Restaurant Week to bring attention to locally-owned restaurants.
Last week, the Duke Energy Foundation announced it has granted $25,000 to the Davidson-Davie Community College Foundation to support small businesses looking to expand, upgrade technology and improve storefronts in Thomasville, NC.
Davidson County First Hope Ministries to build new homeless shelter in Lexington.
On Wednesday, a jury found Zachary Ryan Everhart guilty of assault inflicting serious bodily injury, assault inflicting serious injury, and common law robbery. Everhart was sentenced to a minimum of 2.5 years to a maximum of 4.5 years in prison.
On Wednesday, July 31st it was difficult for many to access wireless internet services through Spectrum due to what the company has identified as third party damage to their fiber system.
Silver Valley Civitan Club gives local honors.
There are numerous grants available from local state agencies.
Meyer Laboratory is moving to Lexington to support their operations reaching the entirety of the east coast.
A meeting will take place on Friday, July 12th at St. Stephen United Methodist Church to present the ideas and designs for ways to honor the graves of formerly enslaved people of African descent, located in the oldest section of the Lexington City Cemetery.
Local veterans will benefit from a new pro bono law clinic at High Point University.
The Office of the Governor grants awards each year to individuals or groups in North Carolina to recognize exemplary service. All North Carolinians, including state employees, are eligible for the award.
Lexington City Council reveals the Siemens Mobility, Inc. commitment to the city.
The Largest Antique Tractor and Engine Show in the Southeastern US.
Nucor to invest $20 million for Rebar Fabrication Site in Davidson County.
Hospice of Davidson County announces promotions and improvements to internal structure to better serve our community with several staffing updates demonstrating continued commitment to meet increasing regulatory requirements, enhance staff services and improve the patient, family and caregiver experience.