According to the NJCAA (National Junior College Athletic Association), that team is ranked #2 in the nation, at the time of this writing. That team, of course, is the DDCC Storm.
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Opinion: Expect to find more positive local news stories, photos, videos and more
Review our Top 10 “feel good” stories from 2023!
Faith and Fellowship: Now is a better time
On the last day of the current year, we can reflect over the year that is coming to an end.
Inside the Huddle: Swim teams are making a splash
Davidson County swimmers are jumping back in the pool and making their splash on the 2023-24 high school swimming season.
AK's Column: A Hallmark break from local news reality?
Davidson Local isn’t taking an official “break” during the holidays, hyperlocal digital news never really stops. Antionette Kerr talks about one way to slow down to spend time with family and friends. From our sofa to yours, Happy Holidays!
The Unseen Battle: Homeless veterans struggle for shelter and support
While the image of a hero in uniform often evokes respect and admiration, the plight of homeless veterans remains an invisible, yet pressing, issue within our communities.
Column: The majesty of the stained glass at St. Stephen UMC of Lexington
St. Stephen United Methodist Church in Uptown Lexington is adorned with numerous colorful stained glass windows that have a very regal presence and a story of their own.
Political Opinion: From the desk of state senator Steve Jarvis
Political Opinion: State Senator Steve Jarvis
Political Opinion: From Sen. Jarvis' Desk
Political Opinion: The latest Raleigh Report from State Senator Steve Jarvis.
Lifestyles: A Few of Our Favorite Things
Find a colorful version of this lifestyles story in Davidson Local’s new Holiday Style Magazine.
Inside the Huddle: Hoops Dreams of county coaches
Excitement is indeed in the air and the outlook is favorable. Here is what the coaches had to say.
Column: Lexington native Cory Holt set to emcee first Men of Valor program
Holt attended Hargrave Military Academy, before enrolling at Virginia Tech University, where he lettered four years on the football team - winning 3 ACC Championships.
Political Opinion: From Sen. Jarvis' Desk - Dec. 1, 2023
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The Scoop with Riley Elliott: Lexington Fire Department recruits real life heroes
Davidson Local youth correspondent Riley Elliott gets The Scoop as she learns more about what it takes to become a fire fighter.
Bringing a lifetime of local news home at last
I look forward to this partnership with you, and am counting on you to reach out with story ideas, thoughts, questions, ideas, because this publication is about and for you. Together with the staff already in place, I believe Davidson Local is one of the best resources around. I hope you will help us continue that journey.
Kassie’s Column: Farewell, DL
Season change: Co-founder Kassaundra Lockhart says farewell in her role with day-to-day operations at Davidson Local.
Joel Leonard and Coach Larry Michael: Q and A athletes to techletes
Before Coach Larry Michael was named Central Carolina Conference Volleyball Coach of the Year, he sat down with Give Work a Chance creator Joel Leonard to provide insight on helping the next generation of athletes successfully prepare for the workforce.
Give Work A Chance: Lexington Chamber President Joe Wallace
Joel Leonard recently sat down with Lexington Chamber of Commerce President Joe Wallace for a question and answer session for Davidson Local. Wallace became president in 2019 and the two discussed how the Chamber helps local businesses and the outlook for workers.
Joel Leonard and Christian Palma: Give Work a Chance Q & A regarding disabilities
Christian Palma joined us at Give Work a Chance and was able to help people with disabilities get extra support. - Joel Leonard
Caught doing good! Wilma Louise Evans Fuller
“Caught Doing Good is an idea adapted from local educators. The concept involves sharing a quick note about local folks caught in the act – of doing great! It could be something BIG – or small – but it will always be something good.”