Lexington, NC News

• Lexington, NC News
• Service reminds residents not to forget fallen soldiers
• Double teaming
• Union Grove graduate has maintained her Korean heritage
• 'The Old Man' to receive key to city Tuesday
• Charles England's Staten chosen as teacher of year
• Teen accused of possessing marijuana at NDHS
• NCDOT to temporarily close I-85 at Belmont Road interchange
• Unemployment rate falls in Davidson County
• Legislators tout annexation bill
• Alive After Five kicks off
• Officials stress safety at lake
• Sex offender charged with appearing at Midway Elementary School
• Council to discuss dependent homes ordinance
• Sheets graduate maps out his future plans
• Health director reflects on service
• Career academy seeks state status, money
• Officers, justice officials carry Special Olympics torch
• DCCC to offer 'Big Brain Camp' for children this summer
• Three from county to compete for Ms. N.C. Senior America
• Southern Living article mentions two Lexington barbecue restaurants
• Graduate makes up for lost time
• Expo gives businesses opportunity to learn and network
• Memorial Day events planned for Sunday, Monday
• Snelgrove to lead Wake Forest Baptist Health Lexington Medical Center
• Welcome patriots
• Civil War soldier's memorabilia finds a family in Lexington
• Report of armed robbery leads to arrest
• Petersville Community Spring Fling set for Saturday
• Group asks Lexington residents to fill out survey
• Gift of life
• Commissioners offer two local bills for short session consideration
• Ambulance franchise OK'd
• Teenager with CAPD relishes future
• TMC celebrates opening of expanded geriatric unit
• Man facing child abduction charges
• Lambeth to retire from Wake Forest Baptist
• Thomasville city manager named 2012-13 United Way Campaign chairman
• Hospital begins construction
• County school board makes four administrative appointments
• County ranks 66th in state for per capita recycling
• State launches 'Click It or Ticket' campaign
• NAACP asks to rename Raleigh Road for MLK
• Proposed Thomasville budget holds tax rate steady
• Commissioner charged with operating boat while impaired
• Crisis Ministry needs commercial washer, dryer
• Third charged in theft of automotive batteries
• Pool prep
• Ledford High student cited with possessing alcohol
• Students accused of dealing, possessing pills at CDHS
• Teen arrested in Salvation Army break-ins
• Man facing sex charge
• DCSO investigating case of missing storm drains
• DCCC to introduce Student Success Center to help integrate services
• LandTrust annual meeting set for June 3
• Take that, 'cuz!
• Walking for cancer: Community responds at Relay for Life
• Men charged in break-ins at Thomasville lumber company
• Theft of automotive batteries brings charges
• Deputies locate 87 marijuana plants at N.C. 8 home
• Ambulance franchise request returns for commissioners
• Health officials want residents' feedback on concerns
• Thomasville Police investigate death of 3-month-old boy
• Students enjoy learning about NC
• County school board to make administrative appointments
• Relaying hope
• Youth group to sponsor fun/walk at Boone's Cave Park
• Project Potential banquet recognizes 57 students
• Snack alert
• Water safety event at High Rock Lake slated for Saturday
• Council amends ordinances on signs, dependent care homes
• Panelists address Davidson County's future
• Killing time
• Piedmont Crossing to host free health care program
• Senate bill helps companies export US goods
• Community walks together to fight cancer
• Litter cleanup to make Lexington more appealing
• Man charged in assault involving razor blade knife
• World view
• Churches to hold spaghetti dinner for LSHS backpack program
• Town of Denton joins National Flood Insurance Program
• Woman turns herself in on sex charges
• North Carolina Digital Library revamps website
• Students at North, East charged with drug offenses
• Banquet honors standout students
• Memorial service honors fallen officers
• N.C. superintendent encourages teachers
• Large drug bust results from Thomasville checkpoint
• Ducks Unlimited to hold Green Wing Event on Saturday
• Thunderstorm, flash flood watches issued for county
• Lexington Farmer's Market to hold health fair; Thomasville market opens
• Rescue squad's open house, chicken fundraiser set
• Davidson County employee wins in NCDOT 'Roadeo'
• Tons of food
• Officers cite 567 in Davidson County during enforcement campaign
• River flood warning issued for Yadkin College area
• City pursues recycling grant
• Thomasville will introduce spending plan next week
• Former Carolina Panther promotes eating healthy at Thomasville Primary
• Ambulance involved in wreck; no serious injures reported
• Man charged with hitting pedestrian
• DOT awards contracts to replace, improve bridges
• Lexington man stopped after chase goes through four counties
• Public can comment on Lexington ABC budget
• Auction to raise money to send Christmas gifts to troops
• Best friends graduate together at DCCC
• Lexington fan remembers actor George Lindsey
• Butler 'humbled' to receive state honor
• Parks and recreation plans community gardens
• Movie theater closes after almost 30 years
• Car show raises money for youths at American Children's Home
• City council to discuss recycling grant application
• Deputies seize nine marijuana plants
• BBQ Capital Cook-Off is a quantified success
• PWA will host fashion show fundraiser next week
• Clinic celebrates hope and healing in community for past 20 years
• Town hall meeting explains budget to Lexington residents
• Salvation Army opens new store
• Retired educator recognized for volunteer efforts with foster children
• Event to raise funds for longtime Central Davidson backers
• Gallery seeks artists for monster show
• County plans to leave property tax rate alone
• Roadside blues
• Thomasville police help recapture stolen goods
• Mail carriers to collect food Saturday for Crisis Ministry
• NCDOT to open new I-85 Belmont Road interchange
• Business owner holds break-in suspects at gunpoint
• Bingham declared unofficial winner
• Police investigating armed robbery at Domino's Pizza in Thomasville
• Thomasville Police seize 50 marijuana plants
• Yadkin Valley Historical Association seeks Civil War info
• Newcomer Jarvis, Potts, McClure top GOP commissioners' race
• Program to focus on women and heart disease
• As 1 in 3 county children go hungry, school kicks off food program
• Marriage amendment spurs voters to polls
• Lexington man facing sex charge
• Sign of the times
• Board of health names interim health director
• Central Davidson asks to test athletes for drugs
• Charles England students honored as good citizens
• Kayak angling
• Man charged with setting fire to Lopp Street home
• County manager to present budget; hearing set for ambulance service
• Police: Pepper spray used in robbery at Thomasville Kmart
• 'Passenger Rail Day' set for Saturday at farmer's market
• Thresher's Reunion seeks contestants for pageant
• Festival awes visitors and opens eyes
• Paralyzed officer ready to mark anniversary of shooting
• Walmart completes renovations and raises money for community
• Town hall to address proposed city budget
• County school board to review several policies
• Civitans honor South Lexington special education teacher
• Early voting winds down with moderate turnout
• Suspect in Thomasville stabbing located in Virginia
• Suspicious fire on Lopp Street being investigated
• Sex offender charged with appearing at Thomasville Primary School
• Man faces kidnapping, robbery charges
• Churches can apply for grants to fight obesity
• Retrofitted Duke Energy plant producing cleaner power
• Residents give feedback on train station location
• County school board hears no public comments on budget
• Perdue announces new Yadkin River bridge to open early Saturday
• Board again discusses Alcoa, but no action follows
• New surgeon to speak at Lunch and Learn at YMCA
• Deputies bust meth lab
• Two recycling businesses receive state grants
• Thomasville child killed in ATV crash
• City likely to hike utility rates, OK raises for council members
• Reeds Elementary gives books to students for summer reading
• Governor to speak at I-85 Yadkin River Bridge opening Thursday
• DCSO investigating Sheetz robbery
• Festival allows community to see five countries in a day
• The tooth of the matter
• EDHS student charged with possessing marijuana
• Walk to mark World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
• Lexington Housing CDC director receives sabbatical grant
• City schools may cut hours of support workers
• Lexington proposes 4 cent property tax increase
• Barbecue Festival named top 20 event in Southeast
• Health board tables tobacco ban
• Precision gardening
• Woman says jewelry taken during tree scam
• Couple displaced after fire in Thomasville
• Lexington Farmer's Market provides local opportunities
• Hospice of Davidson County offers volunteer training
• Public has chance to speak on county schools budget
• Society to host Barbecue Boot Camp, judging classes
• Inventive students share projects at Pickett Elementary
• Scuffle at jail ends with charges
• Church day cares are hurting, too, in down economy
• Siblings robbed at gunpoint; LPD searching for suspect
• Theft of church's air conditioners leads to charges
• Church bands to raise money for Pastor's Pantry
• Churches reach out to community
• Ms. Senior Davidson County Pageant looking for contestants
• Thomasville reports wastewater spill of 4,000 gallons
• Man wanted for attempted murder turns self in to police
• Program on Marriage Amendment educates people
• Thomasville man wanted for attempted murder, other charges
• Cook-off was success thanks to businesses, volunteers
• Fired up
• Crowd gathers to watch, sample top meat cookers
• City school board to see next year's budget next week
• Davidson County's unemployment declines in March
• County senior centers hold top certification
• Diligence of SROs is helping schools remain safe, sheriff says
• RCR to hold Cruise 'N on Saturday
• Depot district workshop continues discussion
• Grenade found in woods, detonated by bomb squad
• Davis-Townsend graduates celebrate 70th reunion
• Chorus students perform in Greece
• Old Dominion Freight Line announces first-quarter growth
• Salvation Army to relocate to larger facility
• Police to students: Don't drink or text while driving
• Thomasville police chief puckers up for children
• TMC partners with Habitat for Humanity on golf fundraiser
• Annual book sale starts Thursday, continues through Saturday
• Memorial ride to raise funds for two charities
• Deadline nears for PART livable communities photo contest
• One Triad resident shares elderly fraud story with panel
• Farmer works with agricultural district to protect land
• NCDOT opens Old Mill Farm Road three weeks early
• NewBridge reports 49 percent increase in income
• Sixth-graders' move may be postponed again
• TPD offering classes for motorcycle safety
• Two Central Davidson High students charged after pills found
• Thomasville convenience store manager sentenced for food stamp fraud
• Fifth District candidate files complaint against opponent
• LMC emergency department to expand
• Drug charges lead to $250,000 bond
• Davidson County wines to be featured at Winston-Salem restaurants
• DCCC hosts free events this week for public
• Transition fair planned for students with disabilities
• The Petpatch
• Register of deeds offers birth records from NC
• Commissioners OK grant applications
• Thieves target Barbies in break-in
• BBQ Cook-off draws previous and new competitors
• Number of uninsured in county continues to rise
• Police: Robbery initiated stabbing in Thomasville
• Grace Episcopal to host program on marriage amendment
• Linwood Furniture refocusing at market
• Red Cross schedules volunteer orientation dates
• April shivers
• Club's Spring Market Place scheduled for Saturday
• More charges filed on owner of Thomasville car wash
• Mothers Against Drunk Drivers meeting set for Thursday
• Easter leftovers
• Commissioner committee to explore old Lexcom building uses
• Workshop aims to educate small flock owners
• Brown Middle, NDHS students face drug charges
• Justice grant public hearing on tap for commissioner's Tuesday
• Paint party
• Republicans for US House District 8 talk issues
• Furniture industry works to reduce tip-over accidents
• Lending a hand
• Two arrested, two on the lam for Thomasville stabbing
• County health rankings fall
• Mountain lion to blame for horse attack, resident says
• Two charged in Chair City assault
• Special Olympics athletes shine during games
• Young opponent challenges Watt in 12th District
• Path of pipes
• Police chief to present annual crime report
• Brother, can you spare a ride?
• 5,000 gallons of wastewater spill in Thomasville
• Fraud task force holding public hearing
• YMCA kicks off $1.5 million capital campaign
• Newcomers seek Democratic nomination in 5th District
• Chair City council tables historic local bill request
• Cambodians will celebrate New Year this weekend
• Marker located on new sheriff's office property presents 'mystery'
• Itty Bitty Kiddie Festival scheduled for Saturday
• Annual auction to benefit Fairgrove Family Resource Center
• BAYADA buys Home Health Professionals
• Library to celebrate World Book Night on Monday
• Veteran Grubb named officer of the year
• GOP commissioner hopefuls weigh in on county issues
• Expo will offer businesses chance to cross promote
• 20 years of care
• Community benefits from land donated to DCCA through garden
• The Petpatch
• DCCC students to present 'Cosmetic Arts Storms Broadway'
• Art for the birds
• Red Cross seeks nominations for two awards
• Meeting to discuss Personal Care Services changes
• Senate District 33 winner will take office
• United Furniture opens access road
• Holocaust speaker talks with students about surviving
• Business to hold Earth Day event Saturday
• Chase leads to arrest of Denton man
• Military training exercise to run in county
• Thomasville takes control of business park road
• Two Republicans challenge Dockham in May primary
• Fire damages house on Westside Drive
• AAA Carolinas ranks three county bridges as among worst in state
• Johnson Concrete moves polishing to Lexington
• Woman faces additional sex charges
• Make-A-Wish grants request for a room makeover
• Democrats oppose marriage amendment
• NC Legislature hopefuls share positions
• Commissioner candidates discuss jobs, and taxes at forum
• Crimestoppers launches Facebook page to get tips
• Police searching for final suspect in robbery
• Pageant looking for senior contestants
• Two local attorneys speak about advance directives
• LMC Foundation efforts for new rehab center come to fruition
• Welcome: Reading makes exercise bearable for writer
• Barbecue Pitmasters television series coming to Lexington
• Post makes chicken pies with love to support veterans
• Road closure on N.C. Highway 8 set for Monday
• Myers wants to make impact, follows grandmothers footsteps
• GOP lawmakers show strong effectiveness rating, according to state survey
• Final arrest made in gas station kidnapping, assault
• Former housing authority workers file lawsuit seeking $25 million
• Lexington Medical Center announces plans for new rehab center
• Tyro hosts festival for community
• Playground program offers low cost option
• Fifth person charged in kidnapping, assault
• Second annual Cruise-In to be held at local dealership
• So much to read
• Thomasville tennis courts to receive facelift
• Conservative group stops to tout GOP-led budget
• Golden retriever proving to be quite the reading buddy
• Soldier returns home, reflects on Afghanistan deployment
• Grant will help decrease drop out rate
• NCDOT to close U.S. 29/70 Bridge in Davidson, Rowan counties
• Men face drug charges in separate cases
• Untreated wastwater spills in Thomasville
• TVs Jeff Corwin speaks to animal lovers at DCCC
• Council OKs $500,000 grant for veterans housing
• Road will close Wednesday for bridge work
• Fire leaves family of seven displaced on Easter
• Candidates forum Friday to higlight three GOP primary races
• LPD searching for suspects in pair of robberies
• County bridge slated for repair
• Lunch and Learn to focus on skin care
• Rally attendees back state marriage amendment
• Business owners, consumers voice preference for online information
• Lexington Area Community Foundation surpasses $1 million in total assets
• Local students selected to attend Governor's School this summer
• Seat tale
• City council will discuss bridge improvement projects
• Thomasville tennis courts could see overhaul
• Candy land
• Lexington residents claim wins in lottery
• County students, teachers will gain email accounts
• Gas prices frustrate drivers as Easter weekend nears
• Board debates whether to show formal support to Alcoa
• Unemployment falls by .4 percentage points
• Military Vehicle and Collectors Show set for Denton FarmPark
• Teen charged with possessing controlled substance at NDHS
• NCDOT to close service road connection starting Monday
• Report: More time needed to study PCB levels in area lakes
• Youth transform into performers through drama program
• Food service show produces excitement
• Businesses learn about social media platforms
• Three people still listed as patients from Saturday wreck
• Two remain hospitalized after U.S. 52 accident
• PART seeks photographs for livable communities photo contest
• 'Bee'tween blooms
• Traditional Family Values Rally to be held Saturday
• Boy, teen ejected in U.S. 52 accident
• Lexington choir students honored by school board
• Possible cuts in funding for retirement homes meets opposition
• Hillcrest Circle Park goes into use
• Arc receives grant to fund children attending summer program
• Bingham preparing annexation bill similar to House measure
• Pastor's Pantry expands Kentucky Derby events
• Man indicted in death of bicyclist
• Dine Out for Hunger on Thursday to benefit Crisis Ministry
• High Point sewage plant hearing postponed
• Two new schools, fund reduction make for tight DCS budget
• School board names new middle school; changes Extended Day's name
• Couple celebrates 75 years of marriage
• Textured
• USDA hopes farmers can help lower gas prices
• Seminar to discuss fire safety with senior citizens
• Davidson County Public Library to mark National Library Week
• Training for water quality monitoring set for April 14
• Wreck on Linwood-Southmont Road leaves two hospitalized
• Gun, knife found in vehicle at North Davidson High
• The Easter Bunny Arrives
• Etheridge stumps in Lexington en route to May primary
• Three charged in fire at Thomasville apartment complex
• Skipper, city native, to be inducted into N.C. Halls of Fame at UNC
• Career academy plans to apply for state status
• Benefit concert planned for Cooperative Community Ministry
• Walk, Run, Ride for Life to benefit Carolina Cancer Services
• Business lunch
• Hearing to examine High Point wastewater plan expansion
• Lexington school board to recognize chorus students
• County board to hear names for middle school, discuss budget
• Judge stops NC Medicaid patient service reductions
• Family Services to hold 10K fundraiser in May
• DCSO identifies man charged in chase
• NCDOT to close section of Lanier Road for two weeks
• Service project seeks more American flag placements in state
• Student club TRU raises awareness for living
• Charity Day sale to benefit seniors' meals program
• Veteran will launch business at weekend homecoming event
• Northwest Elementary comes out on top in Battle of Books competition
• N.C. Forest Service urges residents not to burn debris
• Facebook dispute results in charges, sheriff says
• Fire destroys duplex in Thomasville
• Man charged with two counts of rape
• Welcome Easter Parade set for Saturday afternoon
• Volunteer fire departments moving to paid staffs
• DCSO charges CDHS student for marijuana
• Latest annexation decision produces mixed response
• Perch
• Kindergarten registration starts for Davidson County Schools
• Yadkin Valley Career Academy starts enrollment for the fall
• Westchester Country Day names Head of Upper School
• Etheridge to make campaign stop in Lexington on Saturday
• Speed ruled factor in Rockcrusher Road accident
• County undecided on another ambulance fleet
• Judge strikes down new method limiting annexations
• Woman airlifted to Baptist after crashing through fence
• Weatherman talks with students about job, shares safety tips
• Lexington Police cracking down on motorists passing stopped school buses
• Students explore career opportunities at LSHS
• Local group spreads awareness of child abuse
• DCCC to host open house Saturday
• Spring has sprung
• Jam will help seniors identify scams, fraud, how to avoid ID theft
• City votes to keep unregistered vendors at bay during cook-off
• Health board likely to advise tobacco ban on county-owned property
• City schools honor National Board Certified Teachers
• Officials collect 48,022 dosages of medicine
• TPD seeking tips in 2011 hit-and-run accident with pedestrian
• Arrests made in two assaults
• Third charged with embezzling 200,000 pounds of metal
• Three county students win honors at Youth Legislative Assembly
• Bargain fashions
• Tobacco use ban public hearing slated for Monday
• NDHS student charged with possessing marijuana
• Bicyclist dies from injuries
• Warm start to spring offering best and worst of season
• Lexington man claims $10,000 in scratch-off game
• Men embezzle 200,000 pounds of metal, warrants charge
• Arranged with care
• Council will mull vendor rules for BBQ Capital Cook-Off
• Driver of motorcycle dies in accident with truck
• Hospice, Brinkley Walser to offer programs on healthcare decisions
• Woman in critical condition after SUV strikes tree
• Six charged with DWI during 'Booze It & Lose It'
• Project Potential students pick up banking tips
• Forum focuses on juvenile offenders
• 'Scout Finch' actress shares personal stories at DCCC
• Choral society seeks applicants for vocal scholarship competition
• Fundraiser to benefit north Davidson resident with ALS
• Bus wrecks in Lexington
• Family receives donation through Change the World campaign
• DCCC president credits community for state recognition
• HIV/AIDS workshop offered to community for free next week
• Alternative spay, neuter offering starts through Humane Society
• Lexington Police investigate series of break-ins
• The Petpatch
• Hospice to hold annual meeting, golf tourney
• Kiss a Pig contest benefits Smart Start of Davidson County
• Davidson County volunteer receives Girl Scout Honor Award
• Midway School Road to close Thursday for roundabout work
• Princess for a day
• Unemployment rate jumps in January in Davidson County
• Portions of three roads in Lexington to close Monday
• Bicyclist remains in critical condition
• EDHS students think about careers with business representatives
• New EMS base for Southmont means quicker response times
• Raccoon with rabies shot and killed; dogs get booster shots
• Foxx to speak at county GOP Lincoln/Reagan Banquet
• Thomasville council OKs police realignment
• Ledford student to compete in nationally broadcast spelling bee
• Lane closures on I-85 North extended until Wednesday
• Family members of slain woman speak out
• State verifies more than 100 eugenics victims in 48 counties
• Eighth-graders tour DCCC to learn about career options
• Multicultural Festival adds 5K Walk/Run for Wellness
• WDHS student charged with possessing drugs
• Hunter Hayes to headline Second Annual BBQ Capital Cook-off
• Pastime in the sunshine
• Thomasville Farmers Market to start May 19
• Sportswriter Furman Bisher, native of Denton, dies at 93
• GOP holds straw poll, passes marriage amendment resolution at convention
• Girls group portrays icons for Women's History Month
• Cyclist still listed in critical condition
• Officials respond to Thomasville-Lexington fraud ranking
• College students spend spring break volunteering
• Sports clinic planned for Senior Games participants
• DCCC leader awarded NC President of the Year
• Multicultural Festival to feature cake contest
• Lane closures to start Monday on I-85 North near rest area
• Bargain benefit
• Regional bus service pushes for its place on the road
• Bridge project to interrupt water service Monday
• Piedmont Crossing looks to future with 25-year milestone
• Relay for Life teams gear up for big day with fundraisers
• WDHS student to hold food drive Saturday at Big Lots
• Operation Medicine Drop kicks off next week
• Governor recognizes Childress, others for tourism efforts
• Deputies charge man with exploiting elder
• Article ranks Lexington fourth best barbecue city
• Silver Alert issued for Davidson County man
• Timberlake show at HPU spans seven decades
• Merging traffic
• Man says he was justified shooting dog
• Water quality improving in certain areas along Yadkin, Alcoa says
• Bicyclist remains in critical condition after accident
• Low-income energy assistance funds run out
• Davidson County gains 81 new Pre-K slots
• Actress who played Scout in 'To Kill a Mockingbird' to visit DCCC
• Waste spill enters Yadkin River near Harmony
• The Petpatch
• Local bill giving county power over annexations headed to Raleigh
• Bike ride to raise awareness on child abuse
• Urban jog
• Silver Valley man loses home for second time in Monday fire
• Council sets schedule for ward town halls
• HPU to kick off Timberlake exhibition with reception
• Evening cast
• LPD investigating armed robbery of MVP Sweepstakes
• Young swimmer sets state records
• Lexington City Council solidifies youth council
• PART town hall meeting set for Thursday at DCCC
• Community response team forms in county
• DCCC students visit continents during program
• Chamber's Lunch & Learn event to explore social media
• Nonprofit collects prom dresses to create princesses
• Bullish on St. Patrick's Day
• Foreclosure prevention clinic scheduled for March 20
• Panelists to discuss Women's History Month
• Work to start Tuesday on three Lexington road crossings
• Staying warm
• Twins leverage birthday party for food drive
• Couple credits Silver Valley Fire Department, passers-by with saving home
• County could look to state for road funding at school
• Formation of youth council to take another step
• Man charged with intimidating a witness, obstructing justice
• Quarterfinals begin in ACC tourney
• Deputies make three arrests in series of break-ins
• County receives additional funds for energy assistance
• LSHS Glee Club places second in district competition
• Students to volunteer with Habitat during spring break
• Public interested in saving, redeveloping Depot District buildings
• Police announce arrests of nearly 30 more in undercover drug sting
• Fifth-graders hear about jobs for the future
• Consultant: LTA needs to re-examine funding festivals
• Lunch meal prices to increase for Thomasville City Schools
• Marijuana found in truck at Ledford; student cited
• Motorists to ride on new I-85 North lanes Friday
• Westchester Country Day School adds pre-K program
• NC veterans of Korean War service sought for recognition
• College students visit Lexington as potential, future teachers
• Davidson County recognizes Severe Weather Awareness Week
• Investigation faults both drivers in police officer accident
• Public hearing set on potential county tobacco use ban
• Final arrest made in robbery of pizza driver
• Spring clean-up to start at Forest Hill Memorial Park
• City schools aims to empower students through technology
• Spaghetti dinner to benefit LSHS band director
• Sexual offenses, other charges mount in ring of break-ins
• LSHS finishes second in writing competition
• Middle-schoolers chill after school with program
• Group seeks donations for annual book sale
• Brother of South Davidson girls' basketball coach killed in accident
• PART commuter challenge opens with free 5K run Saturday
• Third teen charged in robbery of pizza driver
• Free income tax return preparation continues
• Chilly spectating
• Preschool slots to be offered at Southwood next year
• Annual concert to raise money for scholarships
• Lexington man charged with making moonshine
• County school board OKs new middle school principal, other changes
• School board sets boundaries for new middle school
• Thomasville Girl Scout receives award for saving brother's life
• Board of Elections to relocate before early voting
• Community needs assessment to begin Thursday
• Killing of dog leads to animal cruelty charge
• Break-ins lead to safecracking charges
• Woman remains in fair condition after shooting
• Medical clinic to host Women's Health Day
• Schools, colleges use social media sites to communicate
• Club seeks vendors for Spring Marketplace
• City school board will discuss technology plan
• Board to act on maps for new middle school
• As pre-K reform talks heat up, lawmakers want more time
• Charles England students: 'Happy Birthday Dr. Seuss!'
• Woman shot in leg in Welcome
• Drugs found in vehicle at North Davidson High; student charged
• Woman charged with rape of two female juveniles
• TFD offers fire extinguisher training with digital device
• Area ranks second in nation on fraud complaints
• Childress Idol winner eliminated from 'American Idol'
• Grand jury indicts man in death of girl on tractor
• Just picking
• Relay for Life co-chairwoman needs votes in contest
• Rain possibility delays I-85 traffic shift
• The Dispatch wins first place for community coverage
• Thomasville Police seeking suspect in multiple robberies
• Southwest to host zumbathon to raise funds for field trips
• Gas leak, dumpster fire evacuates CVS Pharmacy
• Democratic Party to hold precinct meetings
• CDMS wins book competition for sixth straight year
• Firefighting is not just a man's job
• Potts hopes local bill could help county with annexation attempts
• Teens face drug charges at Ledford High, Extended Day
• DA's office drops fake $1 million bill charge against man
• Deputies find 3.9 pounds of marijuana on man
• Man receives $500,000 bond for sex charges with child
• Lexington student receives West Point nomination
• Habitat project breaks ground
• Seventh person charged in TFI break-in
• Area ranked fourth in U.S. for economic development
• LSHS to host writing competition Saturday
• Nasdaq suspends trading of Bank of the Carolinas' stock
• Humane Society to offer spay and neuter transport service
• Break-ins lead to arrests of three people
• Happy together
• Filing closes; primaries set in select races
• Davidson County native selected as Georgian of the Year
• Cyclist dies after accident on Ridge Road
• Drug transaction results in charges for three CDHS students
• Lexington native writes book on housing business
• The Petpatch
• Commissioners approve 911 equipment upgrades
• I-85 North traffic to move onto new lanes Friday
• Man charged after heroin found at Thomasville house
• County OKs design work for new sheriff's office
• Thomasville police officer involved in car accident
• Democrat Martin files for Dockham's House seat
• Barbershop serves community for more than 70 years
• Bomb threat evacuates students at Tyro Middle
• Agency to celebrate Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
• Piedmont Crossing to hold grand opening of new care model
• Lexington council OKs senior apartments
• Charlotte Democrat to take on Watt in primary
• Elks Lodge donates groceries to Pastor's Pantry
• Law enforcement agencies ensure safe Biden visit
• Davidson County GOP to hold precinct meetings, convention
• Second teen charged in December robbery of pizza driver
• Deal to serve on passenger rail panel discussion
• Prison crews aiming to keep state roads litter free
• Walk planned as talk returns for local MLK Boulevard
• Biden, officials applaud DCCC for job-training programs
• Newcomer Jarvis files for commissioner seat
• Assault with vehicle leads to charge
• North Davidson High student cited for marijuana possession
• Garwood Custom Cycles to reveal 'Special Ops' motorcycle
• Traffic pattern changes loom with progress on Interstate 85 project
• Smallwall Gallery to host show featuring special artists
• Man wanted in armed robbery located in Virginia
• Childress Idol winner stays alive on 'American Idol'
• Cub Cadet Test Drive to make stops in Lexington
• Mother cleared in son's 1987 death speaks
• Fifth Republican files in 8th District
• Grants help teachers meet state goals with curriculum
• Public invited to attend Depot District meeting, make comments
• Fire destroys mobile home at High Rock Lake
• Wanted man arrested after I-85 traffic stop
• Thomasville man facing incest charge
• Habitat ReStore seeking donations for grand opening
• Fundraiser for Pastor's Pantry set for March 6
• Foxx indicates she'll seek re-election
• Merger won't affect local propane operations
• Davidson County gains additional slots for NC Pre-K
• Afternoon social
• County purchasing director wants design-build option for projects
• Officials pleased with Project Safe Davidson
• Send in summer camp information
• Council member to hold Ward 5 meeting
• Girl Scouts to blitz neighborhoods selling cookies
• Church groups to hold Fancy Faith Dress Closet
• NCDOT to temporarily close I-85 South at Belmont Road
• Out of frame
• Dockham files to keep stronghold on House seat
• City of Lexington staff honored for their service
• Fifth-grader from Southwest wins city schools' spelling bee
• The Petpatch
• Essick Gallery announces wall calendar recall
• Sixth person charged in TFI break-in
• Thomasville Police seeking tips in Merita Bakery store robbery
• Health directors group names Bingham Legislator of the Year
• Clerk's office to celebrate 'National Passport Day'
• Thomasville OKs incentives for frame plant
• Speaker Tillis criticized, defends legislature schedule
• Tillis touts regulatory, tax and education reform
• Vice President Biden to speak at DCCC Friday
• Watt running for re-election in 12th District
• Audit of Davidson County Clerk of Court Office finds no issues
• Snow scene
• TPD checkpoint Friday yields 55 charges
• CIS to hold mentor development session
• North Davidson High student cited for marijuana
• Denton store sells winning Powerball ticket
• Wintry event hits Davidson County
• Church hosting fundraiser dinner for rescue squad member battling cancer
• Hundreds attend DCCC's emergency services college
• Second Libertarian, former GOP commissioner file for county seats
• Woman charged with having marijuana at DCCC
• School administrator to retire after more than 40 years in education
• I-85 North at Belmont Road interchange to close Monday night
• Thomasville court schedule remains in place for February, March
• Man avoids checkpoint, flees from deputies
• Former TFI employees eligible for TAA benefits
• Broadened ordinance gives city more authority on public nuisances
• State seeks comments on list of impaired waters
• Seniors can apply to participate in Senior Games
• GOP party leader files for commissioner
• Lexington City Council formally adopts goals
• Teen girls group helps promote self-worth
• Fraud case sheds light on Internet purchases
• Convention host committee seeks barbecue sauces
• False report leads to $5 million bond for man charged with murder
• Seniors can receive free tax assistance
• NewBridge Bank to present lecture on Sir Walter Raleigh
• DCCC to host Emergency Services College this weekend
• NC Commerce official: Economic progress is being made
• Community leaders presented with chamber awards
• Campaign shortfall results in reduced United Way funding
• HOPE outlines plans of intergenerational center to city council, mayor
• No snow required
• Uptown Lexington offering judging class Saturday
• Drug charges result in $250,000 bond
• TPD investigation leads to rape charge
• LPD seeking tips in robbery of Marathon
• Groups can apply for Multicultural Festival
• Incentives for frame manufacturer approved
• After tornado, family receives sweet gift on Valentine's Day
• African musical group enlightens DCCC on culture
• FAFSA Day takes place this weekend for college students
• Council approves Holt-Moffitt lease; mayor appoints LHA board member
• Raccoon becomes Davidson County's first 2012 rabies case
• County farmer to speak on panel after movie screening
• Grace Episcopal to host Shrove Tuesday Pancake Supper
• Candidates to speak at meeting of Republican women
• Flapjack Fundraiser to benefit scholarship fund
• Flea markets get approval
• Five file for state office, two at county level on opening day
• Starbase program brings STEM education to life
• Bridge work to close Raleigh Road Wednesday
• Thomasville man charged with sex offenses
• Florists prepare for Valentine's Day
• Assault with drinking cup results in charge
• Couple jailed under $500,000 secured bonds for drugs
• Man charged in robbery of Thomasville gas station
• 2006 death brings voluntary manslaughter plea
• HOPE leaders will meet with city council
• Dunn will not seek re-election as filing begins Monday
• Moon shot
• BCH starts family program to aid single mothers
• Lexington, Thomasville housing authorities receive grants
• Foreclosure prevention clinic set for Saturday
• Commissioners to consider economic incentive package
• Lexington City Council to consider outdoor flea markets again
• Deputies discover 17 pounds of marijuana during traffic stop
• Family, friends, supporters remember Tricia Creasey at vigil
• County officials hint at property tax increase
• Furniture frame plant plans to locate in Thomasville
• Ledford High concession stand, bleachers damaged by fire
• County schools considers pilot program for new preschool option
• Fire displaces family of four; no injuries reported
• 2010 Childress Idol to appear on 'American Idol' tonight
• West Davidson, Ledford students charged with drugs
• Workshop to explore ways to grow farmers markets
• Lexington council forging plan to improve residents' quality of life
• Teen honored for community service at school
• LMC campus rebranding begins with sign installation
• A piece of history: Two trees come down at Midway UMC
• Legislators to hold 'town hall' and business roundtable meetings
• Mother facing charges after asking child to get false prescription
• Hospice of Davidson County to offer volunteer training
• Christmas flowers must be removed from city cemetery
• City identifies train station, youth center and bypass as top projects
• LSHS students have option to receive differentiated diploma
• Thomasville pediatrician wins online contest
• Driver of sewage truck charged in 2011 hit-and-run death
• LPD adopts new paint scheme for patrol cars
• Library opens registration for Creative Book Art Contest
• LSHS to offer registration insight for next school year
• North Middle student named finalist for volunteer award
• Two face charges in armed robbery at Denton home
• North, Ledford graduations set for Winston-Salem
• College Board honors county system for AP students
• County school board takes no action on new middle school district
• Pecan picker-upper
• Police nab suspect in robbery of pizza driver
• Lexington City Council mulls forming youth council
• Horses can receive Coggins Test at Feb. 19 clinic
• Davidson County Democrats elect party chairman
• Group to offer beginning beekeepers course starting Feb. 13
• SUV collides with tree, killing Lexington man
• Ledford High School student faces two drug charges
• Arc executive director seeks community input
• Handler, dog headed to Westminster Dog Show
• Car runs off U.S. Highway 52 bridge; two killed
• School bus hits car in Midway; no injuries reported
• TMC launches Women's Heart Center
• Dentists provide free dental care for students
• Boundary line maps go to county board of education
• Lexington City Schools to review alternative diploma
• NCDOT awards contract to resurface 30 miles of roads
• DCSO investigating Dollar General robbery
• County spelling bee champ R-E-P-E-A-T-S
• Man charged with assaulting sister, handicapped mother
• Neat and tidy
• TMC Foundation to host red roses fundraiser
• Dropout rates rise in city systems, falls in county
• School crime up in Lexington
• Dryer blamed for mobile home fire
• Old hospital to be listed on historical registry
• Man charged with rape after meeting girl on Facebook
• Third GOP candidate plans to run for commissioner
• March event to honor Vietnam vets; bus to travel from county
• Teen faces sex charge
• Lucky winner
• Hospice of Davidson County receives $500,000 gift
• Part of Midway School Road to close for pipe replacement
• GroundHawg predicts early spring
• First Bancorp posts results
• Hearing to discuss placing old hospital on National Register
• Fundraiser nets $20,000 for Project Potential
• County jobless rate edges up in December
• Lexington Golf Club discounts rounds for vets, service members
• Snow Ball supports CIS programs
• The Petpatch
• Habitat ReStore to open by March
• Teens learn how to be productive citizens
• Homeowner, son take gun from would-be thief
• Corner cat
• Phenomenal Woman Pageant to raise money for UNCF
• Man arrested after break-in at Churchland Baptist Church
• Mayor sets open government agenda with town hall
• Two new members join TRIP board for 2012
• PART to hold meetings on regional growth
• Chili cook-off Friday raises money for Path of Hope
• Officers, new members elected to LMC board
• Bleacher art
• Valentine's Party will aid Pastor's Pantry
• Deputies arrest two after car lot break-in
• Class will certify judges for barbecue contests
• Thomasville council eyes incentives for small businesses
• DWI charge on TPD captain dismissed
• Tobin credits award to system promoting wellness
• Low-income energy assistance remains available
• Charging West Davidson
• Board of elections denies city protest on annexation petitions
• LPD concludes investigation targeting drug sales, prostitution
• Highway Patrol to host community forum
• Thomasville teen gets $250,000 bond for rape charges
• Rayne Brown to seek re-election to N.C. House
• WDHS takes home quiz bowl title
• NewBridge income rises for quarter, year
• Complaint alleging animal cruelty filed on Davidson County, Thomasville
• Dog finds drugs in car; South student cited
• Merger aimed at improving workforce development
• Source: Perdue will not seek re-election as governor
• Former commissioner Allen seeking post again
• County to upgrade wireless network
• Summit School to acquire Triad Academy
• High Point man arrested for assault charge
• Girl Scouts to begin selling cookies Feb. 11
• YMCAs join Transformation Nation Triad to promote healthier lifestyles
• Leona Sink announces candidacy for commissioner
• LPD, Humane Society join forces to save animals
• Donation aids Finch Park
• Video filmed in Welcome goes into circulation
• Teen charged with larceny from motor vehicle
• Attempt to steal aquarium from pet shop brings charges
• Dentists to participate in 'Give Kids A Smile!'
• Upcoming DCCC class to look at paranormal investigations
• The Petpatch
• Do the hop
• TIMCO grant, lease approved by commissioners
• CIS highlights mentors for working with at-risk youths
• Getting up there
• Lexington man charged in shooting facing additional charges
• Ledford group receives mini-grant for English books
• Man arrested for assaulting woman in parking lot
• Three more charged in TFI break-in
• Council appoints members to serve on vacant board spots
• Scorsese's 'Hugo' leads Oscars with 11 nominations
• Bike ride to raise money for cancer
• 'Dancing with the Potential Stars' concludes this weekend
• Lexington council continues hearing on flea markets to next meeting
• Red Cross offers volunteer orientation sessions
• Cardinal Container plant to be renovated
• Fire destroys duplex in Tyro
• Officials report final tornado numbers
• Wet ride
• High ozone levels found in seven Piedmont counties, including Davidson
• Bank of the Carolinas to again sponsor BBQ Capital Cook-off
• Fisher Ferry Street in Thomasville to be closed Thursday
• Man charged in Linwood Road shooting
• Pit bull dies of starvation; man charged
• Passed by time
• Robin Sage exercise to run Feb. 4-15
• Driver killed when car crosses center line, hits SUV head-on
• Wynncom to relocate home office within city
• Sheriff's office firing range nears completion
• Sewer bid at new middle school up for review
• Good morning moon
• Crimestoppers continues to assist Lexington Police
• Donation would build picnic shelter at Finch Park
• Volunteers for Obama to hold kickoff campaign
• Juveniles charged in vacant house fire
• Traffic stop leads to drug charges
• Look out!
• Support group for grieving people to meet
• Parents voice concerns over new middle school district
• TPD officer helping students make right choices
• 8th District candidate to exhibit at gun and knife show
• DCCC to help operate N.C. Center for Global Logistics
• Abbotts Creek wins grant for computer system
• Investigation into 1987 death of Davidson County child closed
• Marijuana in vehicle leads to charge against West student
• Thomasville man gets $200,000 bond for sex charge
• LPD parking officer now wrangling tickets with Jeep
• Uptown Lexington plans for Eighth Annual GroundHawg's Day
• Former Macedonia students read to current preschool
• Tobacco outlawed on county property? Officials to study effects of such a policy
• Fire displaces family of three
• Public hearing held for grant to assist The Workshop
• LandTrust invites public to annual January open house
• Red Cross plans Soup Day
• Thomasville council wants timeline for plant demolition
• THS principal recognized as top administrator, again
• Grant would allow stormwater runoff study, Square improvements
• Man accused of assaulting wife, stepson with butcher's knife
• Two men charged in TFI break-in
• Lexington man charged in drug sting gets $1 million bond
• Dancers hauled off -- but for a good cause
• Career academy partners with N.C. Center for Global Logistics
• Speaker: Always believe in your dream
• Officials offer tips for safe winter weather driving
• Students celebrate MLK
• Community is focal point of MLK breakfast message
• Piedmont Crossing to offer program on wine industry
• CIS of Lexington/Davidson County obtains national accreditation
• NAACP speakers urge members to become involved in community
• Woodberry, Jacket boys slam Salisbury
• Dunn appointed to Uwharrie Regional Resources Commission
• Remembering MLK
• City council members ride bus route, voice excitement
• Man charged with starving dogs, violating animal ordinance
• American Legion will host speech contest next week
• Senior citizens can dance the night away Jan. 27
• Lexington gynecologist to appear on TV as panelist
• NCDOT to close part of Holly Grove Road near Thomasville
• Woman given $500,000 bond for attempting to flee
• 'New Expressions' art exhibit to open Jan. 17 at DCCC
• Hyde, Smith honored for service to Thomasville chamber
• McCrory challenges chamber to work for entrepreneurial economy
• LTA OKs tourism grant to Denton FarmPark
• Bingham responds to challenger's comments
• Health department to hold free pap test day Jan. 26
• Belmont Road ramp onto I-85 South to close Sunday
• NCDOT to replace bridge on Old Mill Farm Road
• Senior citizens can learn about shingles
• Lexington Police promotes officers at ceremony
• Dedication service held for prison's new chapel
• Investigator: TPD officers shouldn't have euthanized dog
• Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer to speak
• Senior center to offer weight management series
• Communities in Schools to mark National Mentoring Month
• DREAM program to mentor Lexington Middle boys
• County OKs engineering work for sewer project in county's south end
• Praise practice
• 45 charged in undercover drug sting
• Lexington Medical Center relocates patient billing
• Sign of Spring
• Man charged in stabbing of woman on Flint Street
• Lexington council makes more board appointments
• Sheriff's office releases name of teen killed in ATV accident
• Livingstone College plans events for United Negro College Fund
• Deputies find suspects breaking into home; pursuit ensues
• New Hampshire residents head to polls
• Council OKs zoning permit request from church
• Gallimore to seek Bingham's state Senate seat
• DCCC's new club hosts inaugural MLK celebration
• The waiting
• Man charged with attempted murder for Holt Street shooting
• Giffords leads Tucson shooting remembrance
• Lexington boys race past East Davidson
• Man, 61, charged with indecent liberties
• Grease to blame for Linwood home blaze
• The New York Times Co. finalizes sale of The Dispatch
• Flight paths
• Teen charged with sex crimes
• MLK events bring community members together
• LCS program focused on creating respectful students
• Minor charged with felony drug possession
• Environmental grant on agenda for commissioners review
• Thomasville holds MLK events next weekend
• Lexington City Council to weigh zoning request
• 'Booze It and Lose It' results in eight DWI charges
• Longtime DCCC employee recalls tenure after retiring
• Timberlake to be featured on UNC-TV series
• Jackets sting Aussies, 69-60
• Salisbury Social Security Office to move
• Leadership Davidson County applications being taken
• Traffic fatalities decrease in 2011
• Central Davidson student charged for marijuana possession
• Double dipping
• Presentation to report results of air quality study
• Wendy's on Winston Road closes
• Teen charged in robbery
• Circulating bus route in Lexington to start in two weeks
• More charges filed in theft of Indian artifacts
• TPD, ALE joint investigation leads to drug charges
• Deadline approaches to enter chili cookoff
• Lexington Library to offer free genealogy class
• Glass pipe found under North Davidson High desk; student cited
• Attic fire displaces one resident
• County jobless rate drops in November
• Fugitive wanted in Georgia arrested after traffic stop
• North Davidson High student faces drug charge
• Concord man charged in vehicle deaths of Denton couple
• Married SMCS alumni speak about upcoming mission trip
• First vote reinforces G.O.P.s ideological divide
• Board of elections postpones annexation protest hearing
• Northern middle school committee to meet twice in January
• One set of remains found in Thomasville identified
• Woman shot on Hickory Tree Road
• North Rowan stops Wildcats
• Two assistant principal positions approved by county board of education
• Freezing temperatures grip Lexington
• BNC completes acquisition of South Carolina bank
• Man faces more charges in theft of Indian artifacts
• Checkpoint results in drug charges against teens
• Thomasville man dies after tree falls on him
• Uwharrie Regional Resources Commission to meet
• Woman's club to offer scholarship
• South Lexington VFD looking to relocate by spring
• K-9 handler named TPD's top officer
• Parents surprised to have countys first baby of 2012
• Davidson Vision officials reflect on work
• Harris named MLK Parade grand marshal
• A Relentless On-Screen Bid to Sell Candidates in Iowa
• Belmont Road reopened near I-85
• Thomasville man wins $10,000 in lottery
• 2011 proves to be eventful year in county
• New law places tighter restrictions on teen drivers; violations result in arrest
• Deputies find six pounds of marijuana on man
• Horse struck by vehicle on Tyro Road
• Thomasville library book sale is Jan. 4-7
• Public hearing Tuesday to discuss 2012-13 school calendar
• Time-Out
• Weight management series offered at senior center
• Industrial Federal, partners to convert to stock bank
• Donations surge at year's end
• Veteran firefighter named TFD's best for 2011
• Deputies charge three in unrelated break-ins
• Walk With Ease classes set for Thomasville Senior Center
• Seniors can test out singing skills
• Thomasville election results certified; city files annexation review protest
• Sheriff's office identifies shooting victims
• Pampas Crossing
• Employee arrested for stealing $100,000 in Indian artifacts
• Man charged with robbing Exxon with beer bottle
• New superintendent of women's prison calls promotion an "honor"
• House fire under investigation
• Charges in Durham, Lexington results in combined $4 million bond
• Class will introduce seniors to digital photography
• Tractor overturns, injuring two
• Retailers say sales steady on day after Christmas
• Coble expected to be discharged from hospital Tuesday
• At Detroit Food Bank, Founders Are Gone, but a Mission Endures
• Medical clinic needs financial assistance to help clients
• Church gives to ESF because it's what Jesus would do
• Denton couple killed when car struck head-on in no-passing zone
• Firefighters respond to Wynn Communications
• Van stolen during Midway home break-in
• Two people shot in home invasion on Curtis Drive
• PART receives state, federal funds
• Warm season greetings
• Salvation Army distributes food, toys, clothing for ESF
• Man grabs deputy's Taser, threatens two others
• High Point man shot on Holt Street
• Students bring Christmas cheer to rest home residents
• Holiday travel expected to see increase
• Coble released from D.C. hospital, heads back to state
• More details released on human remains found in Thomasville
• Man accused of using dinnerware in assault
• Two pedestrians identified in hit and run on U.S. 52
• Shipwash announces magistrate's position opening, job fair
• Ministry to offer free Christmas dinner
• Central boys wins county title
• Thomasville Police make meth bust
• Young Marines take part in commemoration of Pearl Harbor activities
• Inmates enjoy Christmas dinner thanks to volunteers
• Workshop of Davidson to hold Christmas party
• CDHS senior sets the tone for others to donate
• Reynolds American Foundation donates $250,000 for career academy
• Blood donors could receive iPad 2s
• Two pedestrians killed in hit and run on U.S. 52
• Thomasville council concerned about old furniture plant
• Deputies arrest two after robbery at Midway home
• Human remains found in Thomasville
• Looking like Christmas
• Lexington business, vendors donate to ESF
• NDHS student helps implements program to feed schoolmates
• Santa's happy helper
• Lexington Area Community Foundation awards eight grants
• As last U.S. troops exit Iraq, war comes to subdued end
• North Korean leader Kim Jong Il dies at age 69
• North boys hold off Thomasville rally
• Search results in discovery of methamphetamine
• Couple commemorates 58th anniversary with ESF donation
• Deputies learn man arrested Tuesday wanted for attempted murder
• Officials remind residents to be careful with holiday decorations
• North Piedmont Correctional Center has new superintendent
• Midway School cafeteria reopens
• Storm victims may still receive assistance
• United Way falls short of campaign goal
• Two fugitives arrested after unrelated traffic stops
• Man charged with sex offenses from 10 years ago
• Authorities find wanted man in hidden room
• Smith downs Black Knights
• Five charged with breaking into church; unknown substance smoked
• Tyro Middle School principal retires after 35 years in education
• Fund helping tornado victims
• Man charged in assault of girlfriend
• Coble's hospital stay extended
• Circulator bus route planned in Lexington
• Former employee faces embezzlement charges
• Net gain
• Grand jury indicts man on sex offenses with a child
• WDHS student cited for possessing marijuana
• Deputies searching for two men in Dollar General robbery
• Smoking pipe leads to charge against South student
• Mininni, Central hang on
• Woman pleads guilty in 2008 heroin death
• Help others during the season of giving
• Davidson County adopts new sponsorship policy for buses
• School officials: plan for inclement weather now
• Turf puzzle
• County drops asking price on Old Lexington Post Office
• Workshop of Davidson unveils new logo
• Obama visiting Fort Bragg to mark end of Iraq war
• Coble remains in hospital
• Lexington City Council makes appointments
• North Davidson High students face drug charges
• Two DCCC students charged with possession of marijuana
• County OKs land purchase for sheriff's office move
• Crisis Ministry housing more homeless thanks to sprinkler system
• New mayor tours LSHS to show support toward education
• Coble hospitalized with respiratory illness
• DCCC to use grant for innovative adult education
• Man pleads no contest to assault, avoids attempted murder charge
• Breakfast honors former members of clubs, raises $300
• Senior citizens can compete in Senior Idol contest
• American Legion to host oratorical contest for LSHS students
• Clark, new council sworn in; outgoing members thanked
• County soaking up rain like a sponge
• Love of children drives couple's ESF donation
• Fire in spinning machine damages Parkdale Mills
• Thousands Sterilized, a State Weighs Restitution
• NCDOT awards contract to replace bridge over Reedy Creek
• Woman delivering pizza robbed by gunpoint
• TPD looking for two suspects in robbery
• Man faces attempted first-degree murder charge
• Fugitive arrested after traffic stop on interstate
• City's water resources superintendent receives state award
• Kids get Christmas
• Thousands Sterilized, a State Weighs Restitution
• Habitat for Humanity to hold dedication for new homeowner
• SRO alleges student sold pills at North Davidson High
• Thomasville Police name three award winners
• A thank you goes out to ESF donors
• New Lexington City Council meets Monday
• Commissioners to consider incentives for Johnson Concrete
• Longtime councilman reflects on tenure as he departs
• 'Cops and Kids' event slated for Saturday
• WDHS senior will host blood drive next weekend
• Man found with 126 grams of marijuana
• NCDOT to close West Center Street next week to remove tree
• Bicycle plan meeting set for Wednesday in Troy
• Petitions trip city annexation plans for now
• Golf buddies raise funds through annual tourney
• West's Beta Club continues tradition of collecting canned food
• Victim, suspect identified in shooting
• Man who lost wife, granddaughter still grieving after tornado
• Uptown Lexington ornaments are in limited supply
• Two arrested for having small meth lab
• Thomasville police charge seven after kidnapping
• Programs serving delinquent and at-risk youths can seek funding
• Denton Library to hold job searching class
• Police: Man shot in argument near Maymead Street
• After preliminary count, petitions favor annexation opponents
• Friedberg Elementary delivers canned food collected to help others
• Woman donates to ESF for fear of children, elderly suffering
• City officials dedicate LFD Station No. 2
• Church hosting concert to benefit tornado victims
• Part of Belmont Road to close Thursday
• Girlfriend's death results in involuntary manslaughter plea
• Jaycees announce parade winners
• Thomasville joins agreement on career academy
• Man faces statutory rape charge
• Third teen charged in church break-in
• School teachers receive EnergyUnited grants
• Committee down to four proposals for new northern middle school
• LCS board backs career academy
• The writing on the wall
• Man pleads no contest to voluntary manslaughter of partner
• NCDOT paves a mile of new section of I-85
• Struggling families seek help
• Humane Society to offer pet portraits with Santa
• Teen charged with taking rifles to DCCC
• Man receives high bond for numerous drug offenses
• Career academy gets initial OK by county school board
• County OKs two principals, child nutrition director
• Pierce appointed to Thomasville City Council
• Teens charged in church break-in
• Here comes Santa Claus
• Bikers ensure BCH children receive Christmas gifts
• Walser set to exit after two decades of service to Lexington
• Bell ringer attempts to stop shoplifter, tackles man outside Big Lots
• Person hit by train between Thomasville and Lexington
• Steamy morn
• Golden Five: Teens receive Girl Scout's highest award together
• Officials urge tornado victims to utilize Disaster Recovery Center
• Save-A-Lot warehouse holds grand opening
• Fresh off victory, mayor-elect discusses goals
• Fairgrove Family Resource Center expands to serve clients better
• Preparing for the season
• Sinkhole injures garbage truck driver in Gastonia
• Cheering loud and proud
• Mad dash for sales
• Turkey and dressers
• Residents of Crisis Ministry: Be thankful for each day
• Donation will help over 500 have Thanksgiving dinner
• JROTC welcomes all cultures at meal
• DCCC thankful for $7.5 million donation gift
• Rescued cats bring bright spot for tornado victims
• Still sorting things out
• Uptown businesses plan Thanksgiving lunch for tornado victims
• LSHS students learn CNA essentials through program
• Uptown celebrates start of holiday season
• Woman experiences tornado strike for second time
• Weather service releases details on tornado
• Daylight shows views of storm damage
• Storm causes major damage in central Davidson County
• Walmart Express opens in Midway
• Science show highlights importance of education
• A little warning
• Pair tour North Carolina to document barbecue debate
• Nostalgic scene
• Uptown Lexington to hold tree lighting, open house
• TPD chief says dispute led to triple homicide
• Thomasville High students tackle Habitat Home, new club
• Thanksgiving Day Early Bird 5K Run/Walk
• Woman seeks cards to send in troop packages
• Saluting the troops
• TMC Foundation event honors veterans
• Veteran honored with dedication ceremony at living center
• Thomasville police report to call involving three deaths
• Veteran shares personal stories from World War II
• Boy turning 11 on 11/11/11
• Southwood pays tribute to veterans
• Pile of work
• Officials tout children's advocacy center
• Scarboro tapped as LPD's newest captain
• Brides and bears beware
• Fundraiser benefits hospital
• Bank merger commemorated
• TPD vigil honors domestic violence victims
• Students create wild hairstyles to signify drugs will make you crazy
• PACE Center set to open in fall 2012
• Crimestoppers seeking tips in graffiti of buildings
• New pigs appear in uptown Lexington
• City backpack program now feeding 300 students
• Time for market
• Barbecue Festival kicks off
• Festival sponsors rock out with Jason D. Williams
• Downtown Thomasville anchor store expands
• Festival performer educates children prior to city's big day
• City prepares for thousands to enjoy Barbecue Festival
• Welcome resident helps spruce up Salvation Army headquarters
• The Petpatch
• Seniors enjoy a taste of Barbecue Festival
• Sun block
• Education, economy the focus of Lexington candidate forum
• Fire in Welcome home's basement displaces family
• Pig sculpting
• Obama begins bus tour in NC to promote jobs bill
• North crowns its queen
• Spartans select queen
• Rain on the scarecrow
• Lanier's True Value Hardware completes makeover
• Pink out
• LSHS alumnus shares insight to reaching goals
• Staying dry
• LPD veteran Truell announces retirement
• Tyro Elementary, CDMS principals selected as top administrators
• LFD firefighters educate students on fire safety
• The Petpatch
• Community remembers teacher who made huge impact on students
• The great pumpkin patch
• Welcome teacher chosen to represent county
• Father and daughter time
• Lexington crowns its Homecoming Queen
• Walmart Express, furniture store set to open in November in Midway
• Wallburg man rallies residents to fight N.C. Highway 109 expansion
• Best friends
• Rural Roots Tour showcases Davidson County's rural flavor
• Lunchtime blues
• Mobile home is a complete loss
• A clean sweep
• Apple founder Steve Jobs dies at 56
• Children get lesson on abuse from Charity League
• Lexington Marine injured in Afghanistan expects full recovery
• Playing pink
• The Petpatch
• Shelter resident rescues kitten from sewer
• Doule-barrel view
• Green Machine
• Archdale woman takes 2011 Childress Idol title
• Robin, Katherine Team honored by United Way at benefactors event
• Tree frame
• TPD launches cancer fundraiser in honor of employee
• Chair City candidates discuss issues at forum
• A big catch
• Barbecue Festival organizers kick off countdown to big day
• Perdue: State wants to help small towns rebound
• Fall preview
• Fidel Castro's daughter shares life in Cuba at DCCC
• The Petpatch
• Welcome's Butler to compete in Ms. Senior America Pageant
• Choir offers inmates opportunity for change
• Habitat dedicates houses, one in honor of Ed Ward
• Rain cans Day
• Diaper dandy
• Path of Hope speaker talks of resources available in town
• Wallburg formally introduces town hall
• Fallen bricks close lanes of East Center Street
• Singing loud
• North takes fair crown for second straight year
• Generating buzz
• Midway cowgirls
• White Supremacist Executed for Texas Dragging
• Fair provides boost to civic clubs
• Hospital foundation, Y partner to tackle childhood obesity
• Groundbreaking held for prison's religious services building
• Davidson County Emergency Services unveils mascot at fair
• Doctor shares story of breast cancer to encourage others
• Fair signals end of summer, start of fall
• Young author encourages DCCC students
• Jam session
• Warning message
• Underwater response team being reviewed for state certification
• Thomasville Police veteran honored with state award
• Preparations are under way for fair next week
• Colorado cat, missing 5 years, is found on NYC street
• Colorado cat, missing 5 years, is found on NYC street
• Shade to go
• The Petpatch
• Sinkhole closes Talbert Boulevard at East Center Street
• Dying man has new lease on life after his immune system is trained to kill cancer
• City prepares Main Street trees for Christmas
• Working at the point
• Events pay tribute to 9/11
• Showing their appreciation
• Police investigate suspected meth lab on Kildee Drive
• Sheets Memorial students remember 9/11 victims, honor service people
• Construction starts on new Belmont Road bridge
• Elementary teacher lived in New York when 9/11 occurred
• Pruning should preserve massive oak in city cemetery
• North Carolina's 'Dr. Drought,' a Thomasville native, retires
• Load 'er up
• The Petpatch
• Midway Elementary coping without cafeteria damaged by fire
• Lexington native has personal connections to 9/11
• One Sperm Donor, 150 Offspring
• Thomasville's top teacher downplays honor
• Commission honors residents' efforts in keeping property beautified
• Event will commemorate 10th anniversary of 9/11
• Thomasville chamber holds open house
• THS freshman academy starts strong
• Stack of work
• Businesses volunteer time in the community
• Despite Irene, AAA Carolinas predicts rise in Labor Day travel
• A Dog at the Funeral Captured on Video
• Piggyback rider
• Practice makes perfect
• Area utility, emergency workers assist in Irene clean-up
• Fire causes closure of Backcountry Barbeque
• Wet, deadly and expensive Irene leaves US
• Severe flooding is feared within days after hurricane
• Outages, closed roads mark day after Irene in NC
• Red hat jazz
• After Irene: Authorities readying to gauge damage in South
• Unusually quiet New York waits for Irene's worst
• Irene, a bit weaker, begins its destructive run
• Irene still a dangerous Cat 1 as storm makes landfall in NC
• Historic Tyro home is being rebuilt
• County jobless rate falls slightly
• Duke Energy shows new technology plans to area leaders
• Whodunnit?
• Opening of school provides day of firsts for teachers
• City seniors attend first day of last year
• New LSHS band director ready to bring in different flavor
• Shadow motion
• Back to School for Lexington - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Youth group donates more than 2,000 books to city school students
• Negative space
• Hightower becomes assistant administrator at Union Grove
• Wall light
• Thomasville Middle principal ready for new adventure
• Libyan rebels enter Tripoli as Gadhafi's defenses collapse
• Local boy's wish is granted for basketball court at home
• Yellow Jackets up big at halftime
• Lexington City Schools kicks off next school year
• Action hero
• 'Snow' scene
• Brown chosen as top administrator in Lexington City Schools
• Word up
• DCCC students begin new semester
• Furry friend
• County's rehab center helps first responders
• Did Butch Cassidy survive?
• Analog bird
• With school set to begin, police remind residents to be safe
• Time to prepare
• Lexington Fire Department receives new 'workhorse'
• BTS event is a hit again
• Dougherty sister fugitive: 'I deserved to get shot'
• Rays shining through
• New Life Center director brings years of experience
• Splish splash
• Somewhere in front of a rainbow
• Childress wines exported to China
• Man involved in I-85 stand-off sentenced to life in prison
• County to continue using gas chamber despite public plea
• Daughter reacts to parole date of man convicted in mother's murder
• Timberlake gallery getting a makeover
• Authorities credit safe summer at lake to new water safety devices
• NATO: Troops in crash were after Taliban leader
• Family, friends remember fallen fighters as heroes
• Headstones at City Cemetery escape major damage after limb falls
• Hooked on Jakes Day
• LFD gains new fire marshal, company officer
• Students call summer enrichment program a success
• Practice perch
• Art camp lets students show creative side
• Earth's two moons? It's not lunacy, but new theory
• Shady spot
• Businesses plan events for tax-free weekend
• The Petpatch
• Heat fails to deter National Night Out crowd
• Circle for soccer
• Winds down trees during Sunday night storm
• Obama, Congress reach deal to avert default
• Chair of illusion
• Veterans council establishes honor guard
• County unemployment rate rises
• Home ruled unlivable after Thursday morning fire
• Summer camp brings youths together
• Lexington's 'going away party' for crime set for Tuesday
• Camp gives students exposure to art world
• Hat's off
• Lexington native witnesses end to NASA's shuttle program
• Seven file on opening day for Lexington seats
• Annual program produces STARS
• Old Post Office Building draws interest, but no buyer
• Thomasville Police introduce new motorcycles
• From old to new
• Police thank community watch volunteers
• Thomasville teen center offers youth a place their own
• Ward won't seek re-election
• LSHS principal sets the bar for first year
• Bareback swinging
• The Petpatch
• New Thomasville Primary principal focuses on academic growth
• Woman's death being investigated as homicide
• New administrators ready to help community through Salvation Army
• Firefighters respond to garage fire
• Executive director of Life Center retires
• NC woman to marry 1 year after paralyzing accident at bachelorette party
• Splashing
• Alternative fuel station offers options
• Star lights
• Prosecutors: Argument over houseguests led to woman cutting off husband's penis
• Underground Above Ground
• Driving simulators used for recruitment
• Art is a Hoot
• Blue eye watching
• Heat index approaches record
• Hagan promotes new jobs bill at DCCC
• Jaycee Dugard describes how she survived captivity for nearly two decades
• Flight of Honor
• That's racing
• Crisis Ministry works to comply with fire codes
• NASA's last space shuttle blasts into history
• Support girders erected on northbound section of new I-85 bridge
• The Petpatch
• Pasture patio
• Crowds fill up Finch Park for July Fourth despite rain
• Sheriff passes 40-year mark in law enforcement
• Lake lit
• First day of filing brings out seven candidates
• Authorities encourage safety for Fourth of July weekend
• Accident snarls traffic on business loop
• Tradition continues as 41st Threshers Reunion at Denton FarmPark gets under way
• Pondering pond
• Sheriff's office employees say farewells at retirement lunch
• Youths experience different world at Kamp Kiwanis
• Man, family trying to recover financially after shooting
• Lexington, Thomasville students learn medical careers
• Osprey roost
• Workshop of Davidson executive director announces retirement
• Camp focuses on building leaders of the future
• Children applaud magic show at library
• Affordable home tour, picnic in Erlanger is Saturday
• Never too late to get hitched: Upstate NY WWII vet marries for 1st time at 99; bride is 86
• Tractor-trailer accident backs up traffic on I-85 Business Loop
• Tyro UMC collecting items for Joplin tornado victims
• County students learn healthcare careers at camp
• Uptown Lexington honors businesses at annual meeting
• Laniers recognized as Main Street Champions
• Riggan retiring from Firestone after 40 years
• Workcamp volunteers help residents with minor repairs
• Tarheel Q reopens, almost a year after fire
• Tyro sixth-grader earns top honor in local essay contest
• Wallburg student wins Florida trip through PTO fundraiser
• Free flyer
• Lexington gains Triad's first station to offer alternative fuels
• Festival honors fallen SEAL
• Sidewalk artist
• New Ms. Senior Davidson County crowned
• Grandpa's porch
• Correctional officer basks in honor after state recognition
• Couple flees Idaho home infested with thousands of snakes
• Annexation bills near end
• Mission work is how DCCC dean describes work she will leave
• Chimney sweepers
• Home fire displaces family of 10 including three children
• NC labor commissioner presents safety awards
• NDHS principal retires after more than 30 years in education
• Secrets of woman with 5 dead husbands die with her
• Fire destroys vacant home, truck; cause unknown
• Obama faces more voter anxiety, less excitement in NC
• Stepbrothers never miss a school day in 13 years
• Thomasville grad's family escaped genocide for better life
• Lexington loses two veterans as school year ends
• School's out for Merlin the lizard
• Life in the wild
• LSHS grad learned to live step by step
• Two graduate from Stoner-Thomas School
• Lexington woman dies in morning house fire
• Davidson Water breaks ground for new water plant
• North Davidson High senior loves learning
• Authorities caution those heading to High Rock Lake to use safety
• Accident led to East student's career path
• Va. inmate sues after failed castration attempts at sex change
• FCA helps Stephens turns his life around
• South grad leaves with perfect grades
• CIS adds new staff member
• Community learns of police's work at academy
• After heart transplant surgery, Ledford senior eyes career in medical field
• LSHS auditorium named after chorus director
• Clinic aims to reduce rabies cases
• CDHS graduate gets prestigious scholarship
• Academy offers hands-on experience for CDHS students
• Residents flock to the pool as temperatures soar past 90
• Homeschooler finds joy in dance company
• Garden to benefit Pastor's Pantry
• Huge crowd celebrates Memorial Day in Thomasville
• Fallen soldiers honored at ceremony, two local names placed on memorials
• Small size suited Union Grove graduate
• Welcome students talk with solider in Iraq on Skype
• Lexington event to honor fallen Navy SEAL, Korean War veteran
• City utilities operations center dedicated
• Sheets graduate thankful for parents, ready to continue in medical field
• Southwest Elementary kicks off backpack program to fight hunger
• Officers, justice officials run through city for good cause
• Beating cancer, winning a race and the remarkable recovery in between
• Bad mamma jamma' discovers a love of learning
• Welcome's Judy Butler wins state pageant
• WDHS junior will tour Europe with other students
• Senior found her niche at county's Early College
• School bus wrecks, flips multiple times
• Look at him go
• Missouri officials say tornado killed at least 89
• Community bands together to raise money for cancer research
• Make My Bed? But You Say the World's Ending
• Sheets Memorial students learn about N.C. products
• 911 training officer to take top post in Yadkin County
• 'English only' sign back up to stay at diner, owner says
• Ministry: Rapture will be this Saturday
• Sittin' on the dock of the lake
• Perdue visits DCCC on education tour
• Thomasville officer makes quick impact on the job
• Pickett students awarded for displaying good character
• Middle-schooler overcomes traumatic accident
• Schwarzenegger reveals he had child with staffer
• Memorial Day Stroll
• Studying history
• Lexington men win big in state lottery
• DCCC graduates happy, ready to 'move on'
• School bus overturns; no critical injuries reported
• County prepares for big cancer fundraiser
• Ceremony remembers fallen officers, K-9 Cheko
• Rockin' Ross
• The dogs of war: Beloved comrades in Afghanistan
• NDHS JROTC exposed to possibilities after high school
• SC girl, 3, dies after portable stage falls on her at church day care
• Green weaver
• Wil-Cox Bridge over Yadkin River receives concrete facelift
• Ledford teacher wins Abraham Lincoln fellowship
• Building blocks
• Welcome Elementary celebrates new playground
• Annual festival is a celebration of differences
• Candid videos show rare view of unkempt bin Laden
• Chainsaws carve art in uptown Thomasville
• Flowers aren't quite as numerous, but they're gorgeous
• DCCC builds energy efficient home
• LMS choral director chosen as system's top teacher
• Stoner-Thomas sustains greenhouse for 25 years
• Renewable energy project receives high marks
• Exhibit brings Library of Congress to Lexington
• Lifetime love affair continues, Fairlane rediscovered
• Seniors enjoying their games
• US holds photos of slain bin Laden, weighs release
• Obama: Bin Laden's death a 'good day' for America
• US kills Osama bin Laden decade after 9/11 attacks
• Inside the raid that killed bin Laden
• Americans gather joyfully to mark bin Laden death
• Mock accident reinforces dangers of drinking, driving
• Old style anew
• Kentucky Derby serves as Pastor's Pantry fundraiser
• Senior wins award show with gospel song
• Civitan Club chooses Russell for special education award
• New house, new neighborhood, new resident loves Erlanger
• Ready, set, dig!
• Organizers say cook-off brought business to town
• DCCC club sheds light on human trafficking
• Nice day for a stroll
• Roses are yellow
• BBQ Cook-Off to be annual event
• Newcomers to cooking competitions enjoy participating
• Rain can't dampen barbecue competitors' fire
• Sausage galore
• Huge recycling center opens
• Free relaxation
• Grapplers
• Heels over head
• He who makes a garden, works hand in hand...
• Family hopes sister's killer will be found
• Carr talks about dangers of drinking and driving at DCCC
• Good service
• Fourth-grader conquers speech delay to thrive
• Panther great lends a hand at Special Olympics
• Parade experiences great weather
• I believe I can fly
• Ledford hosts Special Olympic Games
• Easy rider: Policing by motorcycle is a job, not all fun
• Forgotten, but not gone
• Home Depot, Fair Grove PTO team up to build garden
• State insurance chief rallies Democrats for 2012
• Ahead
• Scarboro named Crimestoppers' officer of the year
• Spring jog
• Balancing act
• The Petpatch
• Branding bolsters United Furniture
• Child-care facilities struggle like everybody else in economy
• Touching Davidson County with Love
• Touching Davidson County with Love
• Smelly Jelly Bellys
• Volunteers help at Life Center
• Touching Davidson County with Love
• Bingham listens to Life Center plea for state funding
• Linwood promotes N.C. craftsmanship
• Commissioners tour bridge construction sites; sign off on TIMCO deal
• Hungry for orders
• City takes step toward better health with walking trail's dedication
• Storm causes outages, damage; roads closed
• Residents share their experiences
• Historic house will likely be razed after huge oak falls
• Die-hard Dragons
• Lexington waitress to pay off mortgage after $500,000 lottery win
• Lazy dog days
• Thomasville opens new showroom
• New police cruisers are turning heads
• Goodwill highlights being in community for 40 years
• Timberlake launches new licensing agreements
• Reflecting pool
• Extra-large project
• Different cultures are the focus of school's International Night
• DCCC speaker enlightens listeners about Arabs, Islam
• Creek cleaning
• Man who threw paving stone that killed teen sentenced
• Emerson Drive to headline BBQ Capital Cook-Off stage
• Church to open in former grocery store
• 'It was twisting like the devil'
• Best friends receive appointments to Air Force Academy
• Spring is in the air
• A watershed moment
• Fire damages Hedrick Brothers Lumber Co.
• Civil Air Patrols highest honor awarded to local teen
• Brothers prepare to visit D.C. as part of Flight of Honor
• Friedberg Elementary wins Battle of the Books title
• School of rock
• Junior Girl Scout Troop collects food to give to animal shelter
• Newell Clark says he'll offer change as mayor
• Plaque honors Lexington legend
• Bike shop creates breast cancer motorcycle
• McCrory upbeat about possible run for governor
• Fenced in
• Fast action saves life, leads to award for Thomasville officer
• Medical center changes name, aligns affliates
• DCCC tour enlightens eighth-graders on possible careers
• Luck of the Kiwanis
• Largest touring grill to pay visit during cook-off
• Performance highlights famous women
• The Petpatch
• Female dies in Tuesday afternoon traffic accident
• Around the block
• Mayor to children: Get involved, ask questions'
• All aglow
• A strip of spring
• Students solve missing principal mystery
• Pair pay tribute to Civil War's 150th anniversary
• Accidents leave interstate's southbound lanes blocked
• Central Davidson Middle captures Battle of the Books
• LSHS JROTC lends a hand to lower grades
• NewBridge's South Lexington office opens
• Red, white and bloom
• Up and away
• Pledge brings recognition
• LSHS students compete in state writing competition
• Imposing figure
• Bulldog bus
• Feminist challenges DCCC students to stand for what's right
• Celebrating Dr. Seuss
• Charlotte's Web' is tale of friendship
• Friedberg Elementary celebrates Read Across America with guest speakers
• Roehrig is thinking globally
• Tractor falls on, kills 91-year-old man
• The Wright goose
• Disaster averted as wrecked vehicle strikes hydrant, overturns
• National FFA officer talks with Ledford students
• City schools address bullying with forum
• Commerce chief lauds local teamwork
• CIS hires new staff to work for students
• Police believe same man robbed two banks
• Biting cold
• All the president's cast
• Early-morning killing leads to murder charge
• Pawn Stars' recalls growing up in Lexington
• Local sorority targets middle school girls for new program
• Another elementary school adds backpack program
• Rockets fly as STARBASE concludes
• Lawn decor
• Sleeping slide
• Pretty days forecast for Davidson County
• Bus visits school to offer hands-on science opportunities
• Thomasville police seek information in bank heist
• Mascot love
• Man proposes to woman at gazebo on Square
• Grading work to improve view of Shoppes at Vineyard Crossing
• Bulb circle in Park Circle
• Fourth-grader wins spelling bee for Lexington City Schools
• Children, parents Meet the Dentist'
• Valentine's Day holds the heart of winter sales for florists
• Free range
• Get REAL program celebrates 13 years
• Faces in the crowd
• Welcome Elementary begins backpack program
• Window of distortion
• Dance fever
• Rockin' on Main
• Local leaders take a gander at revamped depots in other cities
• Student with parents from Ethiopia wins
• Miller is a natural in teaching about the environment
• Artist visits Churchland to teach students expression
• Presidential pucksters
• Lil' Bit goes out on a limb, predicts an early spring
• Tree-topped
• Winter color
• DCCC highlights King's legacy with play
• Harmony in the family
• The Middleton quads turn sweet 16
• Thomasville bank robbed Friday afternoon
• Hagan stops in Lexington, hears constituent concerns
• Brains of glory goes to North Davidson
• Contract for I-85 work awarded
• A corner view
• Solar farm goes online
• Little big fan
• Frozen pose
• Thomasville Police Department's jack of all trades retiring
• Army veteran gives school flag from Iraq
• Lego team practices for state competition
• Distribution center set to open by end of year
• Thomasville man killed in possible hit and run
• On top of the job
• The doors
• Graceful flight
• A Parade for Dr. King
• MLK Memorial breakfast encourages dreamers
• MLK banquet speaker stresses persistence
• Speaker challenges leaders to meet others of diverse backgrounds
• Head of state transportation tours Interstate 85 bridge progress
• Early Head Start program opens in Southside Village
• Striking out for some fun
• Ice lingers; school canceled again Thursday
• State issues warning about travel
• Snow cancels classes, produces winter storm warning
• Cast away
• New directions
• Lakeside seating
• Bearing his patriotism
• Owner of horses accused of assaulting TV cameraman
• Little dog, big space
• Thanks, mate
• Students couldn't predict weatherman visit
• Supporting the troops
• Seven in sheriff's office earn promotions
• Brown takes oath of office in Davidson County
• First baby of 2011 surprises family with quick arrival
• Top stories range from bridge to weather
• Short-sleeve ski conditions
• Jaycees donate to CIS backpack program to feed students
• Making waves
• Street slam
• Stolen Santa statue saddens owner
• Motorist dies in accident on Palmer Road
• Christmas red
• Survival skills
• Winter weather rolls out, warmer weather coming
• Winter wonderland greets Davidson County residents
• Some stores stay open on holiday
• Christmas balls catch on at uptown neighborhood
• still greeting customers, but at a different venue
• Sounds of the season
• Synchronized swimming
• Brown Middle students to use grant to remodel greenhouse
• Santas watching
• Look! Up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! No, it's a lunar eclipse!
• Making music on Main
• Cute Buttons
• Lifetime of work goes into new fire chiefs appointment
• Ice causes wrecks, cancels school
• Volunteers remodel home of 'humble' church member
• Icy start
• Cold? Who's cold?
• Churches bring Christmas cheer to prison inmates
• Holding on
• As the eagle soars
• Let the games begin! Special Olympics athletes compete
• Art sprayer
• Smoke gets in the way
• Staying warm
• Watford elected commissioners' chairman
• Troopers volunteer to help give kids a Christmas
• Fans enjoy snow, victory
• Treetopper
• Friedberg students collect over 4,000 cans for organizations
• After win, Brown eager to work in Legislature
• Thomasville teacher of the year enjoys sharing knowledge
• Family reflects on new home
• Some Internet cafés remain open thanks to software updates
• Auction starts off holiday season giving
• Easy does it
• Autumn scene
• Puzzling
• Black Friday sales bring out crowds
• Walser steps down from a life of public service
• Praise be
• High Five for United Way
• West Davidson student paves the way for Eagle Scout award
• Police need information about robbery
• School social worker receives top state honor
• Christmas open house draws large crowd
• JROTC tradition highlights diversity
• Water and light
• DCCC offers insight into other cultures
• Check it out
• Lighting up the town
• Brier Creek brings garden inside to enhance reading
• Ledford cheerleaders crowned best in state
• Young students learn health tips through LMH program
• Under cover
• AirCare 1 now stationed at county airport
• Thomasville High principal selected as systems best
• Story of long-lost ring comes full circle
• Kernersville woman dies when car strikes bus
• Lexington approves updated land use plan
• Tourism director says festival had huge economic impact
• Veterans Day Parade starts marching at 4 p.m. Thursday
• Commissioners OK incentves to lure metal fabricator
• Organization aims to brighten holidays for N.C. troops
• Agreement would house medical staging supplies in county
• Grant money will improve Lexingtons heating, air conditioning
• CIS will hold November mentor development session
• Steps continue for new middle school
• Thomasville man charged with using handgun in robbery
• Man accused of selling drugs to detective
• Christmas Open House food drive to benefit Pastors Pantry
• Whitley's Restaurant reopens
• Make-A-Wish grants 5-year-old's dream
• Paying their respects
• Baptist Children's Home celebrates 125 years of service
• A thankful crowd
• Hagan enjoys beautiful day for politicking at parade
• Vet describes famous WWII air raid
• Needle Work
• Chop chop
• North graduate places in national FFA contest
• Thomasville police seek store robbery suspects
• Operation Christmas Child starts next week
• Light duty
• Thomasville bank robbed; police looking for suspect
• Surgeon's death leaves void
• LSHS Class of 70 donates mascot statue
• November rain
• New Thomasville police patch pays tribute to railroad
• LPD opens new training center
• Brown defeats Holliman by wide margin
• Grice claims big re-election victory
• Slow results don't bother election officials
• Republicans sweep commissioner seats
• Pretty fall day, much voter interest results in passel at polls
• Teen to hold rally against depression
• Woman seriously injured in wreck
• Election Day is under way
• Battle of truck vs. barbershop ends in something of a stalemate
• DAVIDSON COUNTY PARANORMAL SOCIETY (DCPS)
• Lawn support
• Halloween quest
• Speaker shares about Haiti at LMH
• Blowin' in the wind
• Vietnam airmen come face-to-face 42 years later
• Wind downs big oak, but damage not as severe as it could have been
• Lexington firefighters look tough and rugged in pink
• Dressed for a cause
• Unemployment rate drops .6 percentage points in county
• A miracle to see Roberson retires from the sheriff's office
• Orphan' Kaiser still attracts a large family of attention
• Prayers answered, perfect weather greets Barbecue Festival
• DCCC students experience Native American culture
• Barbecue Festival's crowd estimated at record 200,000
• Car almost hidden after overturning into overgrowth
• Fire severely damages house; no one injured
• BBQ Capital Cook-off sanctioned by Kansas City Barbeque Society
• Lexington prepares to celebrate barbecue heritage
• Potshots being delivered in Holliman-Brown race
• Elderly motorist dies as a result of Tuesday accident
• New operator has big plans for county airport
• Newspapers to see new publishers
• Troopers trailing buses as part of Operation Stop Arm
• County airport could land Air Care chopper
• Free health screenings will be available Oct. 30
• Car, motorcycle collide on Winston Road
• Barbecue Festival childrens performer excites students
• Teen pregnancy rates fall sharply in county
• East crowns homecoming queen
• Man continues pig pennies' to promote Lexington
• Pianoman rocks the Sponsors Party
• Sixth-grader hit by car, injured in morning accident
• Davidson County men accused of skimming investors of $3 million
• Seniors celebrate festival with Pig Out Party
• DCCC brings Hollywood into town with festival
• Fire severely damages furniture storage building
• Linwood celebrates Dennis the Menace' stamp
• Monday crowned as West Davidson's queen
• North Davidson crowns Truell its queen
• Thomasville Police to hold domestic violence vigil
• Seniors Country Store Fall Festival is rescheduled
• Thomasville council to hold incentives public hearing
• Hollywood comes to DCCC
• Valendrawers celebrates plant expansion
• DSS to take applications for energy assistance
• Robber of Lexingtons GNC gets 50-year sentence
• Thinking of passing that stopped bus? Think again
• Mural brightens new Uptown Lexington office
• Program to spotlight international education
• Sacred image
• No serious injuries occur as tractor-trailer overturns in Thomasville
• Residents will be selcted for U.S. survey
• U.S. forces to liberate Pineland during Robin Sage exercise
• Man charged with theft of catalytic converters
• Education group teams up with school for concert
• Grocery distribution center to bring 43 jobs to Davidson County
• UNCF to begin annual campaign for scholarships
• could bring 350-plus jobs to county
• County leaders granted more time to prepare primary care initiative
• Candidates voice ideas, land verbal jabs during DCCC forum
• Contribution to North Davidson athletics to honor Shelby Chisom
• Crisis Ministry seeks change for fundraiser
• The Great Pumpkin
• Childress Vineyards claims top award at state fair
• Incumbent Grice challenged by Evans in sheriffs race
• Early voting begins Thursday
• Lexington sixth-graders will stay at middle school another year
• Hospice releases 25th anniversary cookbook
• Uptown Lexington move uncovers 1995 ornament
• Officers say motorist was transporting cocaine, marijuana
• Ledford High band member selected for Army All-American Bowl
• Ida Jane Floyd Stewart
• Food drive to take place Saturday at Big Lots
• Commissioner hopefuls weigh in on county issues
• Lexington considers another strategic planning committee
• Farmers market to honor customers, hold Pumpkin Day
• Commissioners to discuss school funding
• Wallburg man accused of secret peeping
• Womans condition is not life-threatening after Saturday shooting
• County's emergency services director charged, resigns
• UNCG singing group visits LSHS students
• School systems review corporal punishment policy
• Bikers invade Davidson County for Tour de Pig
• Two NDMS students charged for marijuana
• County mulls Facebook guidelines for employees
• Fund is set up to help Ricks Smokehouse Restaurant employees
• City school board to discuss 'Race to the Top' funds
• Holliman vs. Brown is a race with much local interest
• Lexington City Council to meet Monday
• Elaine Marshall speaks with, listens to Davidson County voters
• Preparing hay
• Group plans rally against violence
• Bob Hunter, a judge on a campaign mission
• Speaker reminds volunteers that rewards don't depend on pay
• GOP judicial candidates campaign in town
• Young challenger faces incumbent for Register of Deeds
• Medical Ministries interested in applying for federal status
• Get children ready for school
• Three charged in connection with Linwood breaking and entering
• State legislative candidates to attend forum at DCCC
• Students honored as National Merit semifinalists
• Hospice to hold yard sale
• Lessons from puppets
• Man charged with breaking into numerous vehicles in city
• Two incumbents, two newcomers battle for seats on board of education
• Pregnancy agency supporters walk to save lives
• Candidates discuss economic incentives, jobs and tourism at forum
• Tyro Middle School students, meet your drug dog
• Tenth case of rabies reported
• United Way campaign gains steam thanks to PPG employees
• Watt faces two challengers in 12th District
• Longtime incumbent Coble faces political newcomer Turner
• Fire destroys popular barbecue restaurant in Welcome
• Holliman endorsed by NRA, state chamber PAC
• Extension offers lawn care class
• Coble receives award
• Artist welcomes bluebirds to sanctuary
• Man dies from injuries sustained in tractor accident
• Cities report sewer spills
• Bike ride benefits Autism Speaks
• ECU learning center considering location in county
• Thomasville man charged with womans murder
• North teacher chosen to represent county schools
• DOT delays ramp closure
• Firefighters spark students' enthusiasm for firefighting
• Bid process for northern middle school is approved
• Stokesdale woman wins 'Childress Idol' contest
• Thomasville man charged in girlfriend's murder
• LTA approves grant to help Barbecue Festival rent trolleys
• South Davidson names homecoming queen
• Central crowns its homecoming queen
• Thomasville chamber seeks community input
• County schools to talk about state funds from grant
• County commissioner candidate forum scheduled for Tuesday
• West principal receives top honor for system
• Agency supporters walk to save lives
• DOT to close I-85 northbound ramp to N.C. Highway 150 Tuesday
• Crisis Ministry starts Pennies from Heaven campaign
• Carolina Cancer Services seeks support for grant
• Parkview Apartments to be renovated
• New license plate agency to open in Lexington
• Woman charged with animal abuse after dogs die
• Hospice soliciting visual art entries
• Healthcare Leadership Council honors Coble
• Ridin Hawg Wild planned for Saturday, will benefit autism
• Festival organizers release details for big day
• Sara Evans to headline Barbecue Festival's grandstand
• Rains result in minimal flooding, but some damage
• Lexington's banner day approaches
• Flood warning continues until 10 a.m.
• Two Ledford students win overall ag show at fair
• Thieves on run after toilet paper theft
• Man charged with breaking into plumbing business
• Man accused of communicating threats with young girls
• Construction on I-85 project starts Thursday
• Flood watch issued for Wednesday through Friday mornings
• Oh, deer! Watch out for the four-legged creatures while driving
• Who has the winning $50,000 lottery ticket?
• Bond given man charged with students murder
• Flood watch issued for Wednesday through Friday mornings
• County votes down proposed illegal immigrant employment fines, for now
• Lexington man killed in accidental shooting
• North Davidson students face drug charges
• Eden resident charged with second B&E
• NFIB honors Coble with award for the 13th time
• Perdue to make jobs announcement in Davidson County
• Lexington woman dies in Sunday wreck
• Golf tourney in memory of DSS director to aid United Way
• Man receives life sentence in brutal stabbing death
• Bus on Spending Revolt' mission stops in town
• Council to seek Cow Palace sewer line grant despite objections
• DCCC aims to broaden international awareness
• Crowds savor fun offered at Everybody's Day
• Flash flood watch issued for Davidson County
• LTA to consider Barbecue Festival funding request
• Volunteers needed for free income tax preparation program
• Crowds savor fun offered at Everybody's Day
• Fair concludes Saturday
• Davidson County reports ninth case of rabies
• County jobless rate continues to fall
• Health department to offer seasonal flu vaccine
• Sex-offense charges filed against 71-year-old
• Four Ledford Middle students face drug charges
• Valendrawers expanding, adding jobs
• DOT launches website for I-85 bridge project
• Coble receives Tax Fighter Award
• Lexington council to hold hearing on sewer lines to Cow Palace
• Photo finish
• Moonshot
• North takes home fair queen title
• Charges filed for scrap metal thefts
• Six charged in breaking and enterings
• Harvest moon
• DavidsonWorks approves applications to train workers
• No-charge procedure for food at high schools raises questions
• Tip to Crimestoppers leads to arrest in killing
• Air Quality officials issue Code Orange health notice
• Hearings set on company that could bring 500 jobs
• Bike trip to raise funds for youths at American Childrens Home
• Kids lead kids at annual goat show
• Deadline nears for students clinic is Thursday
• Second arrest made in Burger King, Dollar Tree heists
• All smiles
• Statutory rape, indecent liberties charges filed
• County sees largest growth of infant mortality in the state
• Furman University awards Lexington woman
• Politicians mingle at county fair
• Food drive to take place Saturday at Big Lots
• Woman jailed for 17 break-ins
• Dennis the Menace stamp to be dedicated in Linwood
• Concrete contractor starts new business
• County residents wonder: Is drought en route?
• Touch of spring
• Horse show aims to educate, entertain
• County purchases hangar at airport
• County fair's opening evening a night to remember
• Thomasville animal control officers allowed to carry firearms
• Teen accused of gun theft, contributing to delinquency
• 15 charges filed in break-ins
• Let the fair begin
• Thomasville council to decide on firearms for animal control officers
• Woman finds home in Erlanger, thanks to center's help
• Project Safe Neighborhoods comes to county amid great anticipation
• Afterschool program seeks more students
• Lexington man faces multiple marijuana charges
• County fair to start next week
• Starburst
• Davidson County man claims $133,278 “Cash 5” top prize
• Rescue personnel plan for plane crash drill
• Thomasville teen charged with robbing woman of expensive wallet
• NewBridge branch set to open in early 2011
• Commissioner, register of deeds candidates square off
• Holliman, Brown face off at Thursday forum
• Former student, teacher squaring off in sheriff’s race
• Musical stroll
• Thomasville Ford dealership closes
• Proposed transportation improvements review underway
• Kriesky to speak about school changes at banquet
• In with the new
• Leadership group to honor three outstanding individuals
• Court of Appeals considers annexation issue
• N.C. judge sends dispute over Alcoa permit to trial
• Police charge Raleigh man in two Lexington robberies
• Timberlake print to raise money for Crimestoppers
• Learning some new moves
• Chambers to sponsor forum for legislative candidates
• National health survey to use county residents
• Commissioners narrowly approve Wil-Cox bridge repairs
• Humane Society to host horse show Saturday
• Illegal immigrant faces deportation after traffic stop
• Government officials: City, county surviving recession
• Students must have Tdap vaccines by Sept. 24
• Holocaust survivor tells horrific story
• Sheriffs gather to thank Bingham for bill's sponsorship
• Lexington Utilities honored by ElectriCities
• Remembering 9/11
• Young man recalls China field studies trip
• Annexation court hearing scheduled Wednesday
• Advocacy group attacks Holliman, other Democrats
• Piedmont Crossing will host candidates forum
• Man burns citation, charged for littering
• Three charged with breaking into home
• Genealogy Jamboree set for Saturday
• Survey finds Republicans are motivated for election
• Lexington numbers rise on SAT; county matches state average
• Thomasville woman charged with abducting grandchild
• Lexington council OKs grant request for park improvements
• Breakfast of champions
• Eyes on the sky
• Post production
• Linwood woman wins $5,000 in lottery scratch-off game
• Students taken to hospital after bus accident
• Board to hear from DOT on repair costs to Wil-Cox Bridge
• Teenager faces rape charge
• Deputies allege man committed sex offenses
• Denton man accused of rape
• Rowan County flea market to reopen Saturday
• N.C. voters to judge sheriffs’ qualifications
• Highway Patrol releases report in hit-and-run death
• Armory to hold Community Day on Saturday
• Grant provides afterschool tutoring in county schools
• Public hearing will address grant for city parks
• Tourism group OKs grant to promote Holiday House event
• Democrats open headquarters, urge voters to head to the polls
• Date set for Yadkin River bridge groundbreaking
• Pepper spray
• Empty Stocking Fund to take applications Oct. 9
• Officers cite 45 for DWI during campaign
• Lexington license plate office gets new look, location
• Efforts for academy school remain under way
• The Dispatch seeks writers for Teen page
• Drug arrest made at North Davidson High School
• Girl seriously injured after hit by car
• Hospice to offer grief camp for children
• Bank wins bid for John Wayne’s Barbecue
• More charges filed against B&E suspect
• Windstream to be at Denton Street Festival
• County schools updates policies on ethics, criminal acts
• Uptown Lexington office to relocate
• Cyclist's statewide tour to raise funds for BCH ends with wreck in Denton
• State GOP chair stumps for Rayne Brown
• Girls get in shape
• Murder suspect arrested in Florida
• Seminar will focus on veterans benefits
• Flea market to open on weekends
• Antlers, but no reindeer
• Keeping an eye out
• Denton Street Festival set for Saturday
• Group wants to address recent violence in city
• Firefighters giving hydrants a good going over
• Run 'n' fun
• Lexington City Schools changes have gone smoothly
• County schools shuffle more administrators
• Warrant served after man flees officer
• Bond denied for man accused of strangling woman
• Officers file another indecent liberties charge
• Indecent liberties charge stems from runaway
• Group forms Uptown Thomasville Inc.
• 5-year-old cancer victim dies Sunday
• Clean view
• Klass hopes second time a charm in race for N.C. Court of Appeals
• World War II German POW exhibit will roll into county
• Driving through downtown
• Commissioners debate options for health services in Thomasville
• Indecent liberties charges filed
• Officials discuss state of Thomasville, county
• Thomasville Middle receives grant to get students moving
• DA says capital case doesn’t deserve review
• Restaurants can allow animals on leash outdoors
• County board to discuss sex education curriculum
• City schools superintendent to speak about new year
• Thursday night football
• Training to show how to use outdoors for learning
• Earl heads toward N.C. coast
• Party time
• Fundraiser planned for breast cancer patient
• County hopeful of additional federal funds to help build new school
• Recession be darned, holiday traffic expected to rise
• North Davidson High student charged with having drugs on campus
• Lemmond sentenced for killing of 21-month-old girl
• Silver Alert canceled for missing Davidson County man
• Thomasville High delays issue of student laptops
• Week of Caring matches volunteers, agencies
• Air quality warnings continue for Thursday
• Stoplights wearing out; replacements en route
• Alert issued for missing Davidson County man
• Group to host fundraisers to help terminally ill girl
• Employee charged with illegally selling scrap metal
• Foundation awards $5,000 to Southmont Elementary School
• Thomasville officers honored with applause, promotions
• Regionalism touted for economic development
• Lexington library boot camp to aid job seekers
• Contrasts
• No wind, no rain, no Hurricane Earl for Davidson County
• Pacesetters show the way for United Way campaign
• Bid period extended on Uptown Lexington building
• Air quality officials issue Code Orange health notice
• Emerald may set record
• Charges filed after officer threatened with hammer
• Davidson Democrats will open headquarters next week
• Government employee growth study ranks Davidson County as average
• Fair preparations begin
• Officers will look for inebriated boaters this weekend
• Midway considers stronger gun laws
• Rural Roots Tour showcases agricultural heritage
• Officers arrest Thomasville man after standoff
• Grand Jury indicts man for murder in teen’s death
• Klass takes another shot at appeals seat
• Rural Roots Tour showcases agricultural heritage
• Copper thefts rise: Is it worth the risk?
• Ledford takes on Black Knights in battle of northern county teams
• Fleeing motorist faces numerous offenses
• Saved dogs gain new lives
• County unemployment rate falls
• Group wants to find home for terminally ill girl
• City, county officials hold open house with residents
• County Republicans open headquarters for fall election
• Man charged with indecent liberties
• Man charged with statutory rape
• Employee charged with larceny
• Senior lives for boogie nights and days
• YMCA, hospital team up to help children get fit
• Couple faces contributing to juvenile’s delinquency charges
• Real people put face on workforce development
• Treasure hunting
• Smart Start praised for helping students prepare for school
• Large gas line project could include Davidson County
• County school offices, Stoner-Thomas sewer project to be funded with leftover money
• Back to class
• Vigil to remember man who died in July shooting
• Speaker: Emergency departments fastest-growing part of hospitals
• Man charged with raping child
• EnergyUnited clerk faces embezzlement charges
• Thomasville man accused of pistol assault
• First Bancorp announces cash dividend
• Deputies arrest wanted man during traffic stop
• Conversational Spanish for beginners offered
• Couple cycling through county has logged 8,200 miles
• Club to hold charity car wash for Crisis Ministry
• International students experience America at DCCC
• Uptown Lexington building purchased
• DOT to give estimate on Wil-Cox repairs
• Under pressure
• Group looks toward Daniel Boone for driving trail
• Deputies allege naked man was smoking crack cocaine
• Chicken meal tradition continues in church member’s honor
• Man accused of stealing fire department's TV
• County, city leaders to meet citizens
• Leading the way
• Big Toy Day fundraiser to offer fun for children, adults
• Officials hope train will stop in Lexington by 2015
• City likely to get second crack at grant for parks
• Uptown Lexington announces contest winners
• Documentary on Yadkin River to open Sept. 18
• Jacket pride remains
• County teachers prepare for next week
• Three Habitat for Humanity homes will break ground Sunday
• New THS program focuses on engineering
• First and last warning: Don’t speed through school zones
• Thomasville police break up large poker party
• Lexington man, three others charged with various drug crimes
• Lexington man, three others charged with various drug crimes
• North beats Glenn, 40-20
• Volunteers needed for Relay for Life
• Dogs under hood — where’d they come from?
• Council’s Monday agenda is a short one
• Leftover funds could help new sewer project
• Tour encourages communities not to forget missing persons
• County agencies throw open house
• Tickets remain available for Rural Roots Tour
• Flash flood watch issued for county
• Upcoming year excites city schools' staff
• Man in black robs convenience store
• Veteran receives World War II medals
• Accident closes I-85 South at Yadkin River bridge
• LMH Foundation to host Sportsmen’s Saturday
• Catching up
• Scholarship honors George Fuller, longtime judge
• Davidson County GOP to open headquarters
• Davidson County Airport gains new operator
• Teen charged with pushing woman into bush, stealing purse
• School board views site plans for northern middle school
• Lunch and Learn to focus on headaches
• Learn about your kin at jamboree
• Last swim: Pools, programs close for the season
• Williams Gas Pipeline to hold annual ‘It's a Gas' fundraiser
• Midway approves new sewer line
• Butterfly haven
• Thomasville OKs alcohol sales at farmer’s market
• The buzz is back
• Lexington swimming pools to close Saturday
• Lexington men charged with Asheboro church break-in
• Students return to DCCC
• Wines from various regions to be offered at PWA fundraiser
• Woman raising funds for The World Race trip
• Applebee’s fundraiser to help Carolina Cancer Services
• Lexington man faces gun charges
• Police accuse man of setting house on fire
• Woman charged with strangulation assault denied bond
• Teen accused of numerous vehicle break-ins
• Ready for some football
• High Point man faces attempted murder, gang charges
• Bat marks Davidson County’s seventh case of rabies
• Academy of Finance at East receives national award
• Harvest time
• Officers seek man in connection with break-ins
• Wrestling show to help with required school clothes
• Thomasville reports 13,234-gallon wastewater spill
• Lexington license agency likely to reopen in October
• Early morning wreck kills Florida man
• Thomasville man shot, killed in Love Valley
• LHA kicks off school year with annual event
• Thomasville council will vote on alcohol at farmer’s market
• Wine program prepares new industry workforce
• Meteor shower putting on a show to remember
• Smart Start to offer parent training about play
• Payback: Teens, parents to help barbecue restaurant owner, staff
• New teachers greeted at reception
• Pair accused of selling stolen items for scrap metal
• Teen faces burglary charge
• Range of colors
• Teen who died in ATV accident loved hunting, fishing, outdoors
• North Davidson community mourns student at vigil
• Pilot volunteer firefighters accused of setting fire
• DOT changes dates for Hickory Tree Road ramp closure
• Coble receives nod from taxpayer group
• Summer's heat makes it feel like Hades. Well, sort of
• Innovative system makes cows happy
• Majority of schools make expected growth
• Car involved in accident strikes Denton business
• Lexington graduation rate rises; county, Thomasville fall
• Public hearing to address possible ban on gaming operations
• Extended Day prepares for big changes this school year
• Three charged in Wednesday’s bank heist
• Schools collect 1,543 pints of blood for Red Cross
• Commissioners return from break, approve economic development incentives
• Tax holiday brings out back-to-school shoppers
• TRIP to conduct Rural Roots Tour on Aug. 28
• City places halt on new sweepstakes games
• LMH hosts book sale to benefit United Way
• Wanted man quickly caught after fleeing traffic stop
• Thomasville man dies in alcohol-related wreck
• Lexington teen dies in ATV accident near Goldsboro
• On the mark
• Accused in North student's death appears in court
• Man faces murder charge in North student's death
• Big job for a little fellow
• CIS needs school supply donations
• Temporary work turns into permanent career for Welcome postmaster
• Free watermelon samples to be given at market
• Five Davidson County groups receive praise from DOT
• Teens charged in vehicular break-ins in Thomasville
• Deputies accuse Denton man of burglarizing home
• Lexington man charged with common law robbery
• Casting away her doubts
• Eat hot dogs, help Pastor’s Pantry
• Air Quality officials issue Code Orange health notice
• Southmont box site expansion is up for discussion
• N.C. leads nation in copperhead bites
• Window worker
• Burger King bandits make off with cash
• Cottage art
• Native Vines Winery
• Barbecue Festival

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