With the fall 2023 semester winding down, there are exciting new changes within the school district administrations of Davidson County.
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With the fall 2023 semester winding down, there are exciting new changes within the school district administrations of Davidson County.
EnergyUnited is now accepting applications for the 2024 Electric Cooperative Youth Tour program. Each year, EnergyUnited and electric cooperatives nationwide send two students on an all-expenses-paid trip to Washington, D.C. to learn about our nation’s history while touring national monuments, museums and meeting with members of their state’s congressional delegation. Application period: October 1 – December 31, 2023
The Davidson County Board of Education is excited to announce the selection and election of Dr. Gregg Slate as the next superintendent of Davidson County Schools (DCS). Dr. Slate will officially commence on March 1, 2024.
Kiwana was the first full-time African American teacher at Lexington Senior High School. She loved encouraging students to learn and follow their dreams. Funeral service will be Wednesday, Dec. 27, 2023 at 12:30pm with family visitation at Noon at St. Stephen United Methodist Church. Burial will follow at South Lexington City Cemetery. Public viewing will be Tuesday from 1:00 to 5:00pm at Roberts Funeral Service.
This year, the college is celebrating 60 years of success by honoring the many accomplishments and successes of its students, as well as remarkable growth over six decades.
The Davidson County Board of Education will select and approve the new Superintendent of Schools December 21st at 7 p.m.
Davidson-Davie is a fully accredited, multi-campus community college offering professionally meaningful associate degrees and certificate programs in a personalized environment that inspires confidence, growth and individual success. With convenient locations in Davidson and Davie Counties, there is a classroom and course path for everyone.
Approximately $72 million could bring new life to the Bulldog Nation. During the regular meeting of the Davidson County Commissioners. Thomasville City Schools was approved for a $9,806,318 match required for the Department of Public Instruction Needs-Based Public School Capital Fund.
In conjunction with the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey Circus, the Davidson County Public Library is offering Reading with Ringling from now through February 2nd 2024.
Voted by a unanimous decision, Lexington City Schools is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Bruce G. Carroll as the Executive Director of Human Resources. Dr. Carroll brings a wealth of experience and a strong educational background to his new role, having served extensively in educational leadership positions.
The winning entries were professionally framed and returned to the artist along with 20 cards featuring their artwork to share with family and friends.
Holt attended Hargrave Military Academy, before enrolling at Virginia Tech University, where he lettered four years on the football team - winning 3 ACC Championships.
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Local advocates raise awareness during International Disability Awareness Day.
Oak Grove High School proudly announces that its Esports teams in Super Smash Brothers Ultimate and NBA 2K23 have clinched coveted spots in the PlayVS Fall 2023 Playoffs.
Students at Lexington Middle School will be offered a future after-school program designed to grow their bodies and maturity levels by working with award-winning community leader, Steven Matthews.
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.
Morman fostered an impressive slate of seven players representing the Yellow Jackets on the Central Carolina Conference All-Conference team, including Cameron Eubanks, Ty Williams, Devin Wells, Jaylen Henderson, Daniel Hernandez, Rahzel Ewart and Kamari McDonald. The coach was honored with the title of CCC Football Coach of the Year.
Davidson Local’s longest running youth correspondent, Riley Elliott, was featured during Wilson’s series that highlights women who are making waves in the Piedmont Triad and North Carolina. To watch Riley’s interview with Natalie Wilson visit.
Graduation for participants in Getting Ahead is on the calendar for December 5, and the community is invited to celebrate their accomplishments. These hard-working neighbors are starting their journeys out of poverty and into stability and the organization is proud of all the accomplishments they have made so far. Those who attend the graduation will hear stories about participants’ experiences, moments of discovery and awakening in the group, and future goals they have set. There will also be a networking dinner designed to allow Getting Ahead participants to build their business contacts.