Jill Doss-Raines is a Senior Reporter at various publications including the Kinston Free Press and JDNews. She covers a diverse range of topics including real estate development, the housing market, and entertainment news, with a particular focus on events and conferences, food and beverages, and the construction industry. Jill's work has been featured in The Courier-Tribune, The Daily Courier (Prescott, AZ), High Point Enterprises, and The Dispatch, among others.
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Jill Doss-Raines focuses on local news, particularly revolving around local businesses, events and activities in Davidson County, North Carolina. She covers a wide range of topics including house & home, entertainment news, and pets.
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By: Jill Doss-Raines
The Davidson County Board of Education unanimously approved a series of administrative recommendations Monday night from Superintendent Gregg Slate, including the appointment of two new assistant principals, a director of operational support and two temporary principals.
As downtown Lexington business owners continue to navigate the aftermath of May's devastating fire, one man with longtime ties to the city decided the best way he could help was with something simple — a song.
The Lexington Farmers Market Board of Directors has appointed longtime vendor and board member Jeff Boyst as interim president following the resignation of President Jennifer Rosecrans, who is stepping down because of increasing professional commitments outside the farmers market.
By: Jill Doss
Rising fuel costs and transportation expenses prompted the Davidson County Board of Education to unanimously approve an increase in the mileage rate charged for activity buses used for field trips
By: Jill Doss-Raines
More than 250 years ago, the roads, rivers and communities that would eventually become Davidson County found themselves caught in the chaos of a revolution. Soldiers marched through the area, families were divided by competing loyalties, and local residents witnessed firsthand the events that helped shape the birth of a nation.
THOMASVILLE — About 10 years ago, while working the concession stand at Thomasville Bulldog football games, Adam Leisure noticed one customer who showed up every Friday night for a reason that had nothing to do with football. She came for the hot dogs.
THOMASVILLE — About 10 years ago, while working the concession stand at Thomasville High School football games, Adam Leisure noticed one customer
DAVIDSON COUNTY — Thomasville City Schools wants to make one more try for a state grant that would pay most of the cost of building a new high school, but one Davidson County official questions whether it is worth trying again.
By: Jill Doss-Raines
The Thomasville City Schools' interim superintendent asked the Davidson County Board of Commissioners on Thursday to provide matching funds that would allow the district to once again pursue a state grant to build a new Thomasville High School.
Motorists traveling through one of Lexington's busiest interstate intersections will soon need to plan an alternate route as a major road improvement project gets underway.
