All in Awards
Jessica S. Miller has devoted over three decades to supporting soldiers and their families, becoming an indispensable pillar within the Logistics and Field Artillery communities. Since marrying a Logistician and Artilleryman in 1990, Mrs. Miller has made an immeasurable impact on the lives of countless soldiers and military families across multiple installations.
The award honors exemplary leadership, dedication and outstanding service in the field of intellectual or developmentally different abilities.
Addie, a senior at Lexington Senior High School, accompanied by her proud parents, Joy and Vance Walser, has made significant strides in the field through her insightful storytelling on art, literature and culture.
The United Way of Davidson County Board of Directors met to hear recommendations provided by over 60 individual community members who participated as fund distribution volunteers. Twenty-four local nonprofits w were chosen to receive $863,410 in grants this year.
North Carolina’s Opportunity Scholarship Program provides financial assistance to help families afford private school tuition, expanding educational options for students across the state.
Local author and guest columnist Barbara Presnell shares her love affair with local libraries
The occasion will take place at The Edward C. Smith Civic Center in Uptown Lexington, NC, on Saturday, February 22, 2025, at 7 pm. Dance performances will showcase the legacies of Suzy Sheets and Meredith Worley, emphasizing their years of commitment to teaching dance.
Lexington Utilities sent lineworkers to assist New River Light & Power, Co. in Western NC, which suffered widespread outages because of the devastation from Helene.
Golden LEAF awards Hurricane Helene Business Recovery Loan and Relief funding.
The Governor’s Volunteer Service Award (GVSA) honors the true spirit of volunteerism by recognizing individuals and groups that make a significant contribution to their community through volunteer service.
