The first-ever Davidson Duck Derby to support programs benefitting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities will be held at Elevated Wake Park May 14th from 1-4pm.
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Thomasville Community Foundation accepting applications
Thomasville Community Foundation is currently accepting applications from eligible nonprofit organizations for grants.
Kamp Kiwanis is in need of staff
After a two year absence due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Kamp Kiwanis is poised to return for another summer of fun, learning and laughter.
The Finch House Music Series starts April 28th
Grab your friends and enjoy the inviting atmosphere of this historic downtown venue! Thursday and Sunday events are FREE, and tickets are available NOW for all Saturday events! To purchase tickets click the link below: https://www.eventbrite.com/.../finch-house-music-series...
Worskshop of Davidson hosting wine and coffee fundraiser
Do you like wine or coffee and supporting adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities? If so, we have a great opportunity for you!
Epilepsy Association of NC says thanks
I would like to thank several that made our Epilepsy fundraiser yesterday at Paul’s Chapel in Lexington. Wayne West and Will Yarbrough and their car and truck club organized the fundraiser and it was a great success.
Fair Housing and Landlord Tenant Workshops
These workshops will provide information concerning Fair Housing laws, illegal housing practices, and landlord-tenant rights and responsibilities.
United Way Campaign Celebration
Our Annual Meeting is getting a transformation!!! Since funds are community Raised & community allocated now they will be community celebrated!!!
SmartArts Grant to benefit Kamp Kiwanis campers
This summer Hometown Artisan Guild will have the opportunity to be a part of the Kiwanis Kiddie Kamp.
Life Center hosting speaker for Parkinson's Awareness Month
We are honored to have Dr. Drew Falconer as our group speaker at The Life Center’s monthly Parkinson’s Support Group on Thursday April 21st at 1:30pm.
First Reformed UCC: Effects of mental illness and discovering help through NAMI
Written by Joe and Cathy Browder
County library policy comes under scrutiny for religious, political groups
A Davidson County library policy could be crossing the line after one mother alleges she was not allowed to set up her foster care display at an Easter egg hunt. Genevieve Traversy said a staff member pointed to a cross on her hat and shirt before referring to a policy that prohibits political and religious organizations from setting up on library property.
Arts Davidson County offering Young Artist Scholarship
Arts Davidson County is now accepting applications for the Young Artist Scholarship through Friday, May 13, 2022.
Into The Woods: Lexington Live
The Brother’s Grimm hit the stage with an epic fairy tale about wishes, family and the choices we make. Into The Woods: Fri May 13, 2022 - Sun May 15, 2022.
Introducing the "Know Your Farmer" series!
The 2022 Davidson County Farm Tour is a community and education outreach event hosted by Davidson County Local Food Network (DCLFN). DCLFN is the county's food council which is a network composed of farmers, food producers, health advocates who work towards building an equitable and resilient food system for the health and economic welfare of the community.
Family Services of Davidson County celebrating 25 years of service in 2022
Family Services of Davidson County (FSDC) is celebrating 25 years of service to our community this year with a full slate of activities and the unveiling of a new logo.
Book and goodies at Thump the Yard Easter Egg'Stravaganzga" Event
Thump the Yard Easter Egg'Stravaganzga" Event Saturday, April 16th.
Community resource fair planned for students with disabilities, Spanish interpreter onsite
Teachers with Davidson County, Thomasville and Lexington City Schools have partnered with The Arc of Davidson County to hold the 9th Annual Community Resource Fair for students with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Toney Kincaid: Why am I an advocate for Epilepsy?
Thomasville-based advocate Toney Kincaid is working with General Assembly members and building support for my Bill Sam's Law- Seizure Safe Schools in NC. This is her Letter to the Editor.
Why working at the Y is better than an internship
Working at the YMCA as a camp counselor or lifeguard provides teens and young adults with key career-building skills that they can take anywhere as they prepare for college or their career.