One morning nearly 12 weeks ago, the 24-year-old woman — who grew up locally and whose family still lives in Thomasville — ...

One morning nearly 12 weeks ago, the 24-year-old woman — who grew up locally and whose family still lives in Thomasville — ...

The Davidson County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously Thursday to deny a trade union’s request to rezone land so it ...

THOMASVILLE — Davidson County’s first outpatient mental health facility opened Tuesday as part of a $6 million new Novant ...

A Lexington non-profit store that serves as an incubator for 21 small businesses is moving, and a new restaurant will take ...

HIGH POINT — A Thomasville man was hit and killed by an Amtrak train on Thursday. Avery Covert, 45, was on the tracks around Lincoln Drive and Van Buren Street in southwestern High Point about 6:25 ...

The Association for Professionals and Students Lexington Chapter will hold its 2025 graduation ceremony on July 26 to celebrate the academic achievements of students from six locations across North Ca ...

The J. Smith Young YMCA has received $3,000 from the Food Lion Feeds Charitable Foundation. The “Nourishing Our Neighbors” grant supports community feeding partners as they tackle food insecurity and ...

Arts Davidson County has begun its new funding campaign, “Keep the Arts Growing.” "This fundraising effort aims to secure the support needed to continue the wide array of educational, cultural and ...

The Carolina Classic Fair in Winston-Salem — North Carolina’s second-largest agricultural fair — is accepting entries for a ...

Forecasters are warning about excessive summer temperatures that could lock in place the next week during what has already been a brutally hot July.

Davidson County resident Sara Charles is taking common paper items such as notepads and journals and taking them up to a ...