The Dispatch of Lexington

09/18/2026

Join the Break the Silence Walk on Sept. 20 in Thomasville to honor lives lost to su***de, support those who are struggling and raise awareness that help and hope are available.

Holly Hill Memorial Park Cemetery, in partnership with Family Services of Davidson County, The Hattie House and the Thomasville Police Department, will host the Break the Silence Walk at 3

09/18/2026

Food, brews, live music and family fun are coming to downtown Lexington. The Lexington Food & Brews Festival returns Sept. 19 with free admission, local vendors and entertainment all day long. 🍔🎶🍻

Food lovers, craft b**r enthusiasts and families looking for a day of entertainment will have plenty to enjoy when the second annual Lexington Food & Brews Festival returns to the

09/18/2026

A Davidson County family has permanently conserved 130 acres along Abbotts Creek, protecting farmland, forests and wildlife habitat for generations to come. Read more about the conservation effort and why it matters.

Paddlers and anglers alike frequent Abbotts Creek for its excellent fishing and scenic views.

09/18/2026

A new self-storage facility near the I-85 corridor is moving forward after receiving unanimous approval from Davidson County commissioners. Read what neighbors had to say about growth, green space and development.

A proposed self-storage development near the Interstate 85 corridor received unanimous approval from the Davidson County Board of Commissioners on Monday, clearing the way for a new commercial project in

09/17/2026

🏈 North Davidson brings a 4-0 record into its home opener Friday, marking the Black Knights’ best start since 2016.

Scheduling quirks don't usually result in four straight away games to start a high school football season.

09/17/2026

A Mercedes stopped for a traffic violation was found to contain 10 pounds of ma*****na, the Davidson County Sheriff's Office said.

09/17/2026

Three people were arrested after a dog was found dead after being left inside a hot pickup, the Davidson County Sheriff's Office said.

09/17/2026

Arts Davidson County will host an Open House on Sept. 19, offering visitors a chance to explore the local arts community.

Arts Davidson County will host an open house from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 19, offering visitors a chance to explore the local arts community.

09/17/2026

Two longtime Davidson County Sheriff's Office employees were recognized by the Davidson County Board of Commissioners on Sept. 14 as they prepare to retire. Read about their service.

Two longtime Davidson County Sheriff's Office employees were recognized by the Davidson County Board of Commissioners on Sept. 14 as they prepare to retire.

09/17/2026

Davidson County seniors can explore AI, mobile apps and other tech topics through free classes this month at Senior Services in Lexington. Registration is required.

From learning new skills with mobile apps to creating artificial intelligence tools and exploring AI-generated media, Davidson County seniors will have several opportunities this month to expand their technology knowledge