The Triad Chill is returning with a unique fundraising opportunity for individuals, organizations and businesses to support Special Olympics NC by jumping into the frigid water at Wet’n Wild Emerald Pointe on Feb. 25.
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Lexington City Council meetings to move to city centre
Starting in 2025, Lexington City Council meetings will be held at the newly renovated City Centre Building located at 200 N State St. City Council meetings have historically been held at the Vernon G. Price Jr. Council Chambers in City Hall located at 28 W Center St.
12 Days of Christmas: The Old North State Awards given Thomasville Mayor, Raleigh York, Jr.
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.
National Night Out in Lexington is tomorrow
Happy 40th birthday to National Night Out. National Night Out will be held this evening in Thomasville.
Davidson County Sheriff issues scam alerts
The Davidson County Sheriff’s Office has issued two separate scam alerts to the citizens of Davidson County.
Voter resources for college students
If you are a college student and you need information about how to cast an absentee ballot in the upcoming election, then this is for you.
Understanding the 2023-24 Accountability Report from the NC State Board of Education
NC's School Performance grades continue to show a steady increase of schools earning an A, B or C, while the number of schools earning a D or F declined nearly two percentage points for 2023-2024.
NC DMV unveils self-serve kiosks
The North Carolina DMV currently has three kiosks across the state, including one in Charlotte, Raleigh and Fayetteville. The kiosks are intended to provide a less stressful experience for certain DMV services.
Davidson County receives 2024 Top Digital Counties Award
Davidson County receives 2024 Top Digital Counties Award.
The Old North State Awards given in Thomasville
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 Manager to host additional public ward meetings
Lexington residents will have the opportunity to speak with City Manager Johnnie Taylor to ask questions and address concerns at upcoming community meetings.
El administrador de la ciudad de Lexington organizará reuniones públicas del barrio
El administrador de la ciudad de Lexington organizará reuniones públicas del barrio.
Dates and fees for filing for nonpartisan local offices announced
Dates and fees for filing for nonpartisan local offices announced in Davidson County.
Try Love: Community Against Gun Violence event is today in Lexington
This is a FREE event and open to the public on Saturday, June 22 from 12 to 5 pm in Lexington.
Davidson County Commissioner charged with assault
Assault charges are pending against Davidson County Commissioner, Chairman Todd Yates. Charges were filed against Yates for an altercation which allegedly occurred at a business that Yates owns on US Highway 64 in Lexington.
Molly Corbett and Thomas Martens will be released on Thursday
Both former Davidson County resident Molly Corbett and her father, Thomas Martens will be released from custody on June 06, 2024 according to information released by The North Carolina Department of Adult Corrections.
NC issues updated designs for driver license, permits and identification cards
The N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles (DMV) announced it will begin issuing new driver licenses, permits and identification cards featuring the latest in card security design and construction specifically intended to combat fraud.
NC State Highway Patrol encourages safe summer driving
Safe driving is encouraged during the summer months. Here is information from the NC State Highway Patrol.
Davidson County property tax scam warning
Scam Warning! The Davidson County Tax Office is receiving reports of citizens receiving bogus letters that appear to be from the tax office.
City of Lexington seeks consultant to complete National Register of Historic Places nomination for Lincoln Park
The City of Lexington seeks a professional consultant to complete a National Register of Historic Places nomination for the Lincoln Park neighborhood.