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In her short but remarkable time with the department, Laura became a standout leader, particularly as the Hands-Only CPR Committee Lead. Her commitment to saving lives was not just professional—it was personal. Laura was responsible for seven documented CPR saves during her career, a testament to her quick thinking, skill, and calm under pressure.
City Manager Michael Brandt presented a shiny new badge—not to a human hero, but to the town’s four-legged trailblazer, Doc, Thomasville Fire & Rescue’s very first therapy dog.
A new billboard now stands over Highway 64 in Lexington, bringing fresh attention—and urgent hope—to the 44-year-old cold case of Donna Barnhill, who vanished in 1981 at just 13 years old.
Vista Management, Inc. Commends Chief Robby Rummage and the Lexington Police Department for Their Commitment to Community Safety.
A member of the Davidson County Board of Education is facing public outcry and multiple criminal charges after a head-on vehicle collision that resulted in injuries to a 10-year-old child. The incident, which occurred the evening of April 9, 2025, has prompted growing concern over public accountability and road safety.
The event will begin at 10 a.m. with an educational session led by knowledgeable team members from both Davidson County Senior Services and Hospice of Davidson County. Afterward, attendees will have the chance to receive personalized, one-on-one assistance with completing their advance directives through 12 pm.
Linda and Dan Underwood (Photographed) are excited to offer floral deals to small business owners and churches.
There are two Interest Meetings for the revamping of a new Civitan Club in Lexington.
They are scheduled for April 7, 12:00 and April 28, 5:30.
April marks National Poetry Month, a time to celebrate the art of verse and its ability to move, heal and inspire.
A protest is scheduled for Wednesday, April 2nd from 11:30 AM to 1:00 PM at NC 06 District Office, 30 E. 1st Ave, Lexington, NC 27292.
A new effort is underway to revamp the Civitan Club in Lexington, with two upcoming interest meetings set to introduce the club’s mission and goals to the community. These meetings will be held on April 7 at 12:00 p.m. and April 28 at 5:30 p.m., both at the Barbeque Center.
Local residents, property owners and environmental advocates are coming together to discuss a controversial methane gas pipeline proposed for Davidson County. A public informational meeting is scheduled for Monday, April 1, from 6:30 to 8 pm at Midway Church in Lexington.
Today, HODC serves over 175 patients daily across residential homes, nursing homes, and skilled care facilities. The Hinkle Hospice House alone provides acute care for over 200 patients annually. Beyond patient care, more than 3,000 individuals annually receive grief and loss support through one-on-one counseling, group therapy and specialized programming.
A fatal collision on Interstate 85 near mile marker 89 claimed the life of one person and left another seriously injured on Monday afternoon.
The Lexington Police Department (LPD) received a 911 call at 6:07 p.m. reporting a 19 year old female had been shot while sitting at a picnic table. Reports were that no one saw a suspect at the scene.
Thomasville Community Foundation is currently accepting applications from eligible nonprofit organizations for grants.
Lexington’s Family Friendly Foodtruck Thursday is back from 4:30-8:30 Bull City Ciderworks and full of flavor.
With a dominant season behind them, The Storm is ready to take on the nation's best.
The Lexington Book Festival in North Carolina is set to host a compelling panel discussion titled "Looking Through The Lens of the American Past and Present," featuring esteemed authors Jeffrey Blount and Rebecca Bruff. This event is scheduled for Saturday, March 22, 2025, from 3 to 3:45 pm in the Black Box Theatre. lexingtonbookfestival.org
