Jill Doss-Raines

3 days ago | the-dispatch.com | Jill Doss-Raines

Lexington Live Community Theatre will bring to life a beloved story many have either read or viewed on the big screen, but have likely not seen the musical version. "Little Women, The Musical" is the last production for the theater group's 2024-25 season. Based on the classic novel by Louisa May Alcott, it is a coming-of-age story that follows the March sisters, Meg, Jo, Beth and Amy, as they navigate childhood and adolescence during the American Civil War.

3 days ago | the-dispatch.com | Jill Doss-Raines

Here's What's Happening in Davidson County: A Davidson County hotel recently sold for more than $3 million; a local Bojangles is getting interior and exterior renovations; a Lexington bank will host a document shredding event; and a beach music band will perform for a Davidson Medical Ministries fundraiser at a local winery.

6 days ago | the-dispatch.com | Jill Doss-Raines

The Finch House Music Series, which kicks off on May 15, is about more than providing a gathering place and time for locals who love live music performances, organizer Andrew Clement said. It's also about raising money to help revitalize downtown Thomasville. Clement, who owns The Finch House, where all the concerts take place, works with Steve Teglas, director of ReVILLEing and owner of The Woman’s Club, to put on the concerts.

6 days ago | the-dispatch.com | Jill Doss-Raines

THOMASVILLE — A Davidson County couple who has volunteered nearly 20,000 hours of service to local seniors was honored recently along with more than 400 other volunteers at Davidson County Senior Services. David and Tammie Craver were awarded Volunteers of the Year at the annual Senior Services Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon on April 24. "The put in a lot of hours," said Chris Bitterman, volunteer service coordinator. "They help seniors into the Lexington Cafe every day.

1 week ago | the-dispatch.com | Jill Doss-Raines

Patience is running thin with drivers needing to patronize businesses and restaurants in the Plaza Parkway shopping center after construction to add a right hand turn lane to exit the shopping center began this week. Social media was peppered with photos and videos of people trying to leave Plaza Parkway and stating they were stuck in the shopping center for 30 minutes to an hour in car lines trying to exit at the stoplight onto Cotton Grove Road.