Throughout this week Davidson County will host two major food events that celebrate our Lexington style barbeque and the locally owned and operated restaurants that serve us daily.
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EAT. DRINK. RESTAURANT WEEK celebrates local food and beverage scenes
This year’s campaign will run during the week of October 23rd-29th and feature specials ranging from burgers, sandwiches, chicken, seafood, craft beer and cocktails at participating restaurants, breweries, and bars in participating cities – Winston-Salem, Clemmons, Kernersville, Greensboro, High Point, Jamestown, Asheboro and Davidson County.
Thomasville prepares for Everybody's Night, Sept. 29
Thomasville, North Carolina on September 29th, 2023
Lexington Farmers Market: Pesto Challenge Lou Lou's Seafood versus Sophie's
Depot District samples will be ready at 10am
Opinion: How to keep the small-town vibe and still grow communities?
Here is an idea on a way to help maintain the small-town feel yet add more businesses, jobs and economic growth.
The story behind: The Girl From the Red Rose Motel
The Girl From the Red Rose Motel tells a story in which two high school students from vastly different backgrounds who fall in love attempt to navigate complications readers might never imagine.
Wellness Wednesday: Local places for yoga
Yoga is not just about physical postures; it is a holistic practice that cultivates self-awareness, mindfulness, and inner balance. In this guide, we invite beginners to take their first steps into the world of yoga with a selection of gentle poses that lay the foundation for a nourishing and sustainable practice.
Local author publishes third book
“I Dream of Egypt” is author’s first nonfiction book.
Wellness Wednesday: Digital Detox
Digital Detox: Reclaiming Balance in a Hyper-Connected World
Hospice features art of SEAL Joshua Harris for gala, final call for tickets
Hospice of Davidson County is setting the stage for their upcoming Gala to be held at Arts Theatre 202 in Lexington, NC on Saturday, August 26. The event, with doors opening at 6 p.m., will feature live music, drinks, dinner, and both a silent and live auction. Tickets remain available, so be sure to reserve your spot for this special evening.
Intern Katelynn's Column: Cambodian history and culture
As someone with Cambodian ancestry, I have great pride in our lengthy history and complex culture.
A Photo Gallery: Unveiling of historical marker at St. Stephen UMC
Occupying the oldest extant African-American sanctuary of any denomination in Lexington, St. Stephen UMC was added to the National Park Service’s National Register of Historic Places on August 6, 2021.
Painted Piano Festival, Thomasville, North Carolina
Main Street in Downtown Thomasville, Friday, August 11 from 4-6 pm for the official debut of ten Painted Pianos.
Opinion: Local Cambodian community rallies for fair elections
People’s Party (CPP) towards both citizens and opposition politicians alike by going forward with the July 23 election that will not be free and fair due to the disqualification of the main opposition party (the Candlelight Party).
Calvin's Column: An interview with Rabble and Rise co-owner Jia Miller
From a youth perspective: An interview with Rabble and Rise co-owner Jia Miller.
Meet our new intern: Calvin Carrick
Introducing the “Summer of Fun” at Davidson Local!
Meet our new intern: Katelynn Suon
Introducing summer interns with Davidson Local.
Lexington family celebrates milestone reunion
With a variety of Al Green songs such as “Love & Happiness, Let’s Stay Together and God Blessed Our Love” serving as the theme, the Michael, Lopp and Brummell families celebrated their 95th reunion during the last weekend in June
New weekly food truck rodeo to begin in July
If you’ve been hoping, wishing and praying that a food truck rodeo would become a regular occurrence in Lexington, your dream will soon be a reality.
Juneteenth celebration a time of joy, reflection, unity
Imagine the excitement former Texan slaves had on June 19, 1865 when they were told by Major General Gordon Granger they had been freed.