The newly installed "placemaking" artwork at Davidson K-8.
A "Tigers on the Prowl" crosswalk artwork is part of the "Placemaking Grant" installation at Davidson K-8.- Adah Fitzgerald and Karen Toney with one of the 14 truck and car loads of materials for neighbors in Western N.C.
- The "Asheville with Love" t-shirts available at DavProCo - with proceeds going to those in need.
- King Canary Brewing Company is coming to Depot Street.
- King Canary Brewing Company is coming to Depot Street.
- The start of the 2024 Run for Green 5K.
- The clock continues to tick as the lead runner approached the finish line of the 2024 Run for Green.
- A post race banana hit the spot.
- A confident post race photo.
- Natasha Marcus was one of DLC's featured runners in advance of the 2024 Run for Green.
- The water stop on Lorimer was a welcome site for many runners in the 2024 Run for Green.
- Small debris was still on the course, but the damages from Tropical Storm Helene were thankfully minimal in Davidson.
- The inaugural Ramble On Music Festival was held at the site of the old car wash on South Main Street on Sept. 21.
- The line up for the festival.
- Mayor Rusty Knox led off the performances beginning at noon.
- Cast Iron Filter, a band of Davidson alumni, returned to perform in their "home town."
- Hundreds gathered in the field adjacent to the old car wash on South Main Street for the festival.
- Local businesses and local artists set up tents on site.
- The theme of the festival was "Not All Who Ramble Are Lost," and t-shirts were being made on site.
- And when beverages weren't enough, there was ice cream too.
- Distinctive new signage is in place in the local historic district.
Davidson, NC
1:51 am,
| October 16, 2024
50°F
overcast clouds
68 %
1019 mb
8 mph
Wind Gust:
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Sunrise:
7:30 am
Sunset:
6:46 pm
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