Davidson County News

A Lexington man faces charges following the investigation of a breaking and entering on May 2 at 2566 Regan Road.

A number of businesses and clubs in Thomasville are familiar the work of Neil Younts.

The N.C. Department of Transportation will take the next step forward Monday morning in a project to replace the bridge that carries I-85 Business North over Rich Fork Creek near Lexington.

Davidson County Community College will recognize graduating students during its 50th commencement exercises at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 11, on the Davidson Campus.

Deputies with the Davidson County Sheriff's Office followed their noses after stopping a vehicle on I-85 North in Thomasville on Tuesday.

GUNSHOT ACCIDENTAL A gunshot wound was determined to be accidental by the Davidson County Sheriff's Office, however, two people, one the victim, face a charge.

Thomasville Police Department arrested two men in connection to a bank robbery last summer.

The family of a murdered Lexington woman is offering an $8,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in her death.

The man who fired the bullet that struck 10-year-old Zack Reno of Davidson County, North Carolina, will not be charged with a crime.

The Lexington Disptach and High Point Enterprise report that among concerns brought up by commissioners at a meeting Thursday were the cost of the land, supervision of the project, infrastructure costs and grant funding.

Officers with the Davidson County Sheriff's Office Vice/Narcotics Unit arrested Myless R. Hooper Jr., of Lexington, after he sold an undercover detective 50 Dilaudid pills and 74 Hydrocodone pills.

The Davidson County Sheriff's Office Vice/Narcotics Unit on May 1 arrested Myless R. Hooper Jr.

The receiver in the ZeekRewards case, the alleged Davidson County-based Ponzi scheme, is still working to collect millions on behalf of victims.

Republican state Rep. Larry Pittman apologized Wednesday to House Speaker Thom Tillis for questioning his conservative credentials at a recent tea party forum.

There will be no charges filed against a Davidson County man after an accidental shooting in Linwood, Sheriff David Grice told WFMY News 2. Grice says the man responsible for the April 26 shooting was cleaning his gun on his front porch and tested it by firing a round, hitting 10-year-old Zachary Reno, who was walking with his family.

According to Trooper M.A. Leonard with the State Highway Patrol, Bobby Lambert, 73, of 6919 E. Holly Grove Road, died as a result of injuries he sustained when a motorist swerved to avoid a dog and struck him on his riding lawnmower at approximately 3:30 p.m. Lambert died at the scene.

A proposal that would alter work force development operations across the state will be addressed by an N.C. House committee on Wednesday, but the final form of the measure is still unclear.

ASSAULT A man faces assault charges after the Davidson County Sheriff's Office responded to a call at 407 Gobel Road on April 23.

A Thomasville man is charged with beating his 75-year-old mother with a wooden curtain rod.

Marine Scout Sniper Jessie Fletcher of 1st Battalion, 6th Marines sustained serious injuries from an improvised explosive device on October 17th, 2011 while conducting combat operations in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.