It’s a new year and DavieLiFE wants to be part of your 2025! We’re dedicated to life in ALL of Davie County and hope you’ll join us for another exciting trip around the sun!#2025 #daviecounty #daviecountync
PhilCar Automotive and Tire in Mocksville is looking for an Automotive Technician! Stop by and apply within!🚗
Mark your calendars for the second annual Davie Farm Fest! Located at the Masonic Picnic Grounds, the Davie Farm Fest offers fun for all ages! Stop by September 20th from 9-9 and September 21st from 9-3!🚜🌾
Tour of Farmington is this weekend! It’s not too late to sign up! Sign up online tonight by midnight or register in person Saturday morning!🚴
Tailgating recipe demonstration THIS SATURDAY!🏈🍂Steelman Ace Hardware has started their Fall Grilling Demos! Stop by this Saturday from 11am-2pm for the perfect tailgating recipe! Can’t make it this weekend? Check out their other grill demos coming up soon!
-Thanksgrilling! November 16th, 11am-2pm
-Grilling and Gifts! December 7th, 11am-2pm
Stop by Lydia Jaynes in downtown Mocksville! Easter decor 25% off!! Open 10-5, Tuesday-Friday and 10-3 on Saturday🌷🐰#homedecor #homedesign #interiordesign #shoplocal #smallbusiness #homedecorideas #easterdecor
Spring Cleaning with A1 Pressure Washing!
It's SPRING and there's no better time to contact A1 Pressure Washing & Gutter Cleaning to get your property in tip-top shape! Contact them at 336-940-4177 to schedule your appointment TODAY!
Does any of this sound familiar? If so, TWO DavieLiFE supporters will be joining forces to help you make all those "similarities" a thing of the past!!!
Beginning January 11, The Next 56 Days - Davie County and A Full Measure will host the first class of 2022 to get you on your path to health! To learn more, text 704-658-7610.
Facebook Live Interview with Superintendent Jeff Wallace
Today's FB Live interview to discuss plans for the rest of the 2020-21 school year experienced technical difficulties. Please feel free to watch the portion of the video that aired. Below are highlights that did not present in the video. In addition, these same comments and explanations can be viewed @ https://youtu.be/ZtaZZx2Hc8Y.
>> Primary reasons that DCS will remain in Plan B for middle and high school:
--Social distancing requirement will remain 6 feet by NCDHHS. There are over 130 classrooms in Grades 6-12 that have 26 or more students in the class. It would be impossible to maintain 6', or even 3' in those classes with all studetns present.
--Bus routes would have to be modified and multiple routes would have to be added to adhere to social distancing guidelines.
--Daily symptom checks would still be required. For example, that would require 1300 temperature checks to be taken at Davie High alone before school could begin.
--Some students have taken on work to supplement their families. High school staff is fearful that those students who need to work would choose work over returning to school.
>> Additional reasons to stay in Plan B for middle and high school:
--After the senate bill would go into effect, we are out for spring break one week later. Looking back at Christmas break, DCS saw an increase in cases among students and staff after returning to school. We are concerned the same will happen after spring break.
--After spring break, there are 8 weeks remaining in the school year.
State testing is required for grades 3-12 during the last two weeks of school; End-of-Course exams are administered the last five days of school.
Therefore, significant changes would be made for only an additional 12-14 days of school (i.e. students being in school 2 days per week vs. 8 days per week).
--Any increase in cases could result in us being unable to host an in person graduation. Currently, our numbers of positive cases are at the lowest they have bee
Facebook Live Interview with Superintendent Jeff Wallace
An update and discussion on how things are going in Davie County Schools, safety procedures in place and the importance of the upcoming holiday break.
Interview with United Way of Davie County Executive Director, Chuck Taylor
Live Interview with Bird & Co.
A magazine dedicated to life in Davie County.
