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Ceremony held to honor former slaves buried at Lexington cemetery - Vimarsana News

Ceremony held to honor former slaves buried at Lexington cemetery

LEXINGTON – Members of the community gathered for a special ceremony at the Lexington cemetery on Sunday to honor the former slaves who are buried there.

Lexington receives grant for archeological study of slave gravesite - Vimarsana News

Lexington receives grant for archeological study of slave gravesite

The City of Lexington has received a grant to perform an archeological study of slave graves at the city cemetery and to erect a future historical marker.

St. Stephen UMC in Lexington led the way in Civil Rights and leadership - Vimarsana News

St. Stephen UMC in Lexington led the way in Civil Rights and leadership

St. Stephens is the oldest African American church in Davidson County and the location of the beginning of a civil rights movement in Lexington.

Lexington author plans event to release book and party rental equipment company opens - Vimarsana News

Lexington author plans event to release book and party rental equipment company opens

Lexington's Tonya Lanier will release her latest book and hold two book signings; new party rental equipment business opens; MasterBrand Cabinets will hold a Hiring Day event: Here's What's Happening in Davidson County.

Davidson County Black community has hope and peace after Chauvin verdict - Vimarsana News

Davidson County Black community has hope and peace after Chauvin verdict

The Dispatch Members of Davidson County's Black community said they have hope and peace after a Minneapolis jury returned guilty verdicts Tuesday on all three charges against former police officer Derek Chauvin in the death of George Floyd. "It's just hope ... a little bit of hope," said Tina Royal a community leader in Lexington, and former president of the Davidson County Democratic Party. Royal was crying when reached for comment but stressed it was happy tears and a release of anxiety after watching the trial and wondering if this jury would cast a verdict based on the evidence. "This i...