The Davidson County Sheriff's Office allege that a Lexington man was using Facebook to solicit juvenile girls.
DOT will close W. Lexington Avenue in Davidson County Thursday and post a detour.
Mark Snyder has lived through the trials that come with cancer, and now advocates for those with whom he shares the struggle of recovery. A survivor of the disease himself, Snyder is once again
According to Sheriff David Grice, deputies arrested Thomas Eugene Strange, 37, of 1852 Friedberg Church Road in Winston-Salem, Wednesday night after receiving a tip regarding his whereabouts.
The Davidson County Sheriff's Office believes that Thomas Eugene Strange, wanted in coinnection to the $41,000 theft at the Brinks truck wreck, may still be in the general area.
TFI, a company that has spent more than 100 years in the Chair City, listed its former headquarters with Cassidy Turley Commercial Real Estate Services in Charlotte for $2.25 million. Built in 1958, the 225,000-square-foot facility sits on 7.24 acres and once was home to hundreds of jobs.
The Davidson County Board of Commissioners voted unanimously to approve a resolution Tuesday in support of the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution.
Youth was celebrated Jan. 31 at Memorial United Methodist Church in Thomasville as a part of the 41st annual Tom A. Finch YMCA awards dinner.
With two storms hitting the Chair City in consecutive weeks, 2013 is reminding Thomasville officials that North Carolina winters still pack a little punch.
The Senior Dynamics program at the Davidson County Department of Senior Services — in cooperation with the Davidson County Tax Coalition — offers free tax advice and tax form preparation for older, low-income Davidson County residents.
As February approaches, Thomasville Medical Center is ramping up its efforts to raise awareness for heart disease, as the month of Valentines is also American Heart Month.
Kenneth Gallimore presented a cornhole set he constructed to Special Olympics Davidson County at a meeting of the Silver Valley Civitan Club on Jan. 14. Accepting the gift was Mary Ann Brown, local coordinator of Special Olympics.
Thomasville City Schools experienced a slight decrease in its dropout rate last year. According to statistics released from the Department of Public Instruction, 40 TCS students dropped out of school in 2011-12, marking the first decline in the system's dropout rate in three years.
Now that a plan is in place for the former Thomasville Furniture Industries Plant B facility, City Council members hope the eyesore will soon become a thing of the past.
Thursday night’s snowstorm left Chair City commuters battling slick conditions on the drive into work.
In the four years President Barack Obama has spent in the White House, gun sales have skyrocketed.
Not since the Brady Bill in 1994, however, has the nation — or the state of North Carolina — seen such a dramatic shift in gun culture as in the last year.
The Silver Valley Civitan annual steak supper will be from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 16. It will provide funds for the Civitan memorial scholarships at South Davidson High School.
In pursuit of a community member who embodies qualities represented by the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., the MLK Social Action Committee tapped a local pioneer to claim one its most prestigious award.
Martin Luther King Jr. once said a person only needs a heart full of grace in order to serve, "a soul generated by love."
Freddie Gaither Jr. and Vickie McKiver will be among the honorees at the 12th Annul MLK Awards Dinner and Oratorical Contest, organized by the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Social Action Committee.
Davidson County Sheriff's Office charged three women, including two from Thomasville, for prostitution.
Known for furniture, textiles, the Big Chair and trains rumbling through town, Thomasville made its mark this week in another realm —politics.
An undercover investigation led to the arrest of Alicia Marie Avila, 29, of 284 Ashbury Drive, Thomasville.
She was arrested Jan. 10 by the Davidson County Sheriff’s Office.
