From live music and family-friendly festivals to local markets, outdoor adventures and community events, Davidson County offers plenty of ways to get out and enjoy the summer. Check out these five things to do in Davidson County this weekend.
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Four years after losing his son to a fentanyl overdose, Lexington resident Mike Loomis continues to transform personal heartbreak into a mission of education, awareness and recovery.
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A former Davidson County resident is turning a lifetime of personal challenges, world travel and creative exploration into a growing storytelling career.
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The smooth sounds of jazz, the excitement of a homecoming and an evening of great food and community spirit will fill downtown Lexington on Aug. 7 as โAn Evening of Jazzโ returns to Arts Davidson County.
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๐ถ Friends, family and fellow musicians will gather July 26 at Lexingtonโs Breeden Insurance Amphitheater to celebrate the life and legacy of Chandis Lilly with live music, family activities and a day of community remembrance. โค๏ธ๐ธ
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A proposed approximately 70-acres residential development north of Lexington is moving forward after Davidson County commissioners unanimously approved a rezoning request for property along Old U.S. Highway 52. Read more about it.
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After losing his wife to cancer, Lexington's Kelly Leonard threw himself into work, unaware he was battling deep grief and depression. Now, that journey of loss, faith and healing has inspired his first book, "Pressing On Toward the Prize."
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The Davidson County Board of Commissioners took the first step Thursday toward temporarily halting new data center development, unanimously voting to schedule a public hearing next month. Read the full story.
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A portion of South Railroad Street in Lexington will remain closed through at least Sunday as city crews continue investigating a sinkhole, according to information provided by Lexington City officials.
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Opinion: EnergyUnited is urging lawmakers to update a state renewable energy requirement that cooperative leaders say could increase electric bills for rural consumers. Read why they say action is needed.
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๐ฅ A family baking legacy has found a new home in downtown Thomasville. Roylene Brown's Mixt + Provisions combines Martha's All Natural baking mixes, artisan pantry goods and a weekend bakery that's quickly become a local favorite.
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Looking for ways to make the most of the weekend in Davidson County? From a boat-access-only concert on High Rock Lake to Christmas in July festivities, thereโs something for every age and interest. Check out these five things to do.
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A family tragedy, decades of silence and an unexpected journey toward healing. Join Lexington author Barbara Presnell on July 22 at Arts Davidson County for a discussion of her memoir, "Otherwise, I'm Fine."
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Davidson-Davie Community College Dr. Sarah Wright has been named a Fulbright Scholar and will travel to Germany this fall to explore international education partnerships and opportunities for students. Read more about the prestigious honor.
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The Davidson County Tax Department is warning residents to remain vigilant after reports of scam phone calls targeting taxpayers.
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Davidson County commissioners are set to take up a topic that could shape future development across the county when they discuss a possible moratorium on data centers during their meeting Thursday morning.
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A family restaurant legacy, a battle with cancer and a leap of faith brought Crab N Catch to Thomasville. Meet the family behind the new seafood and hibachi restaurant and learn why they chose the Chair City for their second location.
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A Denton man set fire to his own home while remaining inside after a brief standoff with deputies last week but was not injured and was taken into custody, the Davidson County Sheriff's Office said.
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Entries are now open for the 2026 N.C. State Fair competitions, with opportunities for artists, crafters, photographers, gardeners, livestock exhibitors and more. Learn how you can enter the contests.
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Looking for school supplies, a job, helpful resources or family fun? Community Connections 2026 brings it all together on Aug. 1 in downtown Lexington โ and it's completely free.
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