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New leather and shoe repair business opens in Lexington (opens the original)
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After spending 17 years as a certified public accountant, Ben Abood decided he wanted to stop staring at spreadsheets and start working with his hands. That career change led to the opening of Abood's Leatherworks and Shoe Repair on Sept. 24 at 24 W. Second Ave. in downtown Lexington, bringing a service back to the city that had been missing for years. Abood, who lives in Arcadia with his wife, has taken an unconventional path to entrepreneurship. A native of Michigan, he served in the U.S. Mari
Public hearing set for rezoning request for LNG facility in Davidson County (opens the original)
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A proposed rezoning that could clear the way for a massive Duke Energy-Piedmont Natural Gas project along the Yadkin River took a procedural step forward Monday night. The Davidson County Board of Commissioners set an Oct. 20 review by the Davidson County Planning Board for a request to rezone more than 1,600 acres for a liquefied natural gas storage facility and related energy infrastructure. Also scheduled is a public hearing before the commissioners on Nov. 9, when the board will ultimately
Four-month data center pause in Davidson County advances amid divide (opens the original)
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A month after a tied vote on the issue, the Davidson County Board of Commissioners moved Monday night toward enacting a temporary pause on data centers. The commissioners approved setting a public hearing for Oct. 26 on a four-month moratorium. The 4-2 vote, with newly appointed Commissioner Steve Shook participating in place of the late Fred McClure and with Commissioner Todd Yates absent, followed a sometimes-heated debate that underscored the growing divide over the industry's potential ben
Bringing history into focus: New calendar celebrates H. Lee Waters' enduring legacy (opens the original)
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Nearly 30 years after his death, H. Lee Waters continues to tell the story of Davidson County. Now, thanks to a collaboration among local author and historian Caleb Sink, Caitlin Williams-Cole of the Davidson County Historical Museum and museum Registrar Stephen Harris, residents can spend all of 2027 reliving that history through a new calendar featuring photographs from the legendary photographerâs vast collection. The 2027 calendar, which is available now, arrives during a significant miles
What's Happening: Lexington's newest Sheetz slated for November opening (opens the original)
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Here's What's Happening in Davidson County: A second Sheetz convenience store is expected to open in Lexington in November, while the Davidson County Public Library invites readers to its monthly Books & Brews book club gathering at Goose and the Monkey Brewhouse. Lexington motorists will soon have another option for fuel, food and convenience items as Sheetz prepares to open its second store in the city. According to Kelly Quinn, a spokeswoman for the public relations agency representing Sheetz
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