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Women in Motion event will allow local females to network at gathering in Thomasville - Vimarsana News

Women in Motion event will allow local females to network at gathering in Thomasville

Food, prizes and a book swap will all be part of the lure for area women to attend a special night hosted by Women in Motion at The Finch House

5 things to do: Parade, the Grinch, and ugly Christmas sweaters are happening in Davidson County - Vimarsana News

5 things to do: Parade, the Grinch, and ugly Christmas sweaters are happening in Davidson County

A parade, saxophone concert, ugly Christmas sweater parties, photos with the Grinch and the Polar Express experience at local bakery are five things to do this weekend in Davidson County.

Everybody's Night and Day will showcase the talents of many locals for all to enjoy - Vimarsana News

Everybody's Night and Day will showcase the talents of many locals for all to enjoy

THOMASVILLE — Organizers for Everybody's Day on Sept. 30 said attendees should expect the biggest festival the Chair City has ever seen.

Davidson County sees tourism boom - Vimarsana News

Davidson County sees tourism boom

DAVIDSON COUNTY, N.C. (WGHP) — North Carolina has a lot to offer like our mountains and the beach, which are areas that see a lot of people each year and bring in millions of dollars to local communities. Davidson County is seeing a tourism boom. Davidson County is known for its barbecue and wineries and small towns […]

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Organizers want to draw people to downtown Thomasville with Painted Piano Festival - Vimarsana News

Organizers want to draw people to downtown Thomasville with Painted Piano Festival

THOMASVILLE — A trip three years ago to a nearby downtown where Thomasville resident Priscilla Oldaker saw the downtown decorated with functioning, painted pianos turned on the figurative bright idea