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DAVIDSON COUNTY — After almost four years of delay, the North Carolina Department of Transportation has updated its 10-year improvement plan, which includes several projects in Davidson County.

Another Dollar General is coming to Davidson County, but it wont be a gain in the number of the popular, small retail chain since another nearby Dollar General is closing.

DAVIDSON COUNTY — A man previously sentenced to life in prison in the 1997 killing of a convenience store owner in Lexington has been approved for parole and will be

DAVIDSON COUNTY — A man previously sentenced to life in prison in the 1997 killing of a convenience store owner in Lexington has been approved for parole and will be

A man convicted in the 1997 murder of a convenience store owner in Lexington may soon be released on parole.

Board members, administrators, staff, held a groundbreaking ceremony for the new Davidson Charter Academy Middle School in Lexington on Tuesday.

Crews will work on a crossing along Biesecker Road —  just south of Route 30 — from Wednesday, April 28 through Friday, April 30. Traffic will be detoured, using routes 30 and 116. Following that work, the contractor will move to the Route 30 crossing, which is east of Biesecker Road.  Route 30 will be closed to traffic Saturday, May 1 through Tuesday, May 4 while the crossing is replaced. The detour for drivers will be Biesecker Road and Route 116, PennDOT says. Drivers can check tr...

Railroad crossing on Route 30 in Jackson Township to close for work York Dispatch Railroad crossings on Route 30 and Biesecker Road near Thomasville in Jackson Township will close for several days so a contractor can perform maintenance, according to PennDOT The first closure will be from April 28 through April 30 at a crossing on Biesecker Road — just south of the intersection with Route 30 — and a detour will be on Route 30 and Route 116, the Department of Transportation stated ...

Delays Ahead: Status of 6 Davidson County road projects The Dispatch Its a new year but the impact of 2020 is still felt throughout the country, even in the areas youd least expect. Due to continued revenue shortfalls which were compounded by the COVID-19 pandemic, most transportation projects by the North Carolina Department of Transportation in Davidson County and throughout the state have been delayed or rescheduled.  “Prior to the pandemic, we were seeing the financial effect of the hurr...