Higginsville Advance
Lafayette County Resource Fair planned
On Tuesday, Sept. 15, Lafayette County Enterprises and Lafayette County Bridging Support Services (formerly known as Lafayette County Board of Sheltered Services) have partnered to hold a Resource Fair. The event will be held at both locations, LCE (109 W. 19th St. Higginsville) and LCBSS (508 Fairground Ave, Higginsville) from 5-7 p.m.

Lafayette County Hosts Road & Bridge Training, Highlights Increased Funding for Special Road Districts
LEXINGTON, MO – The Lafayette County Commission recently hosted a countywide Road & Bridge Training for Special Road District Commissioners, road district employees and county officials. The event focused on strengthening communication, encouraging collaboration, and providing updates on funding and issues impacting transportation infrastructure throughout Lafayette County.
Local Area Racing Legends Honored at Knoxuille, Iowa
Recently the Knoxville, Iowa Raceway paid tribute to some local racing legends, the Lasoski family.

Welcome to Lafayette County C-1: Meet Our New Director of Special Services
Jenna Guengerich to the Lafayette County C-1 family as our new Director of Special Services. Jenna joined the district at the beginning of August and is eager to get to know our students, families, staff, and community.
Annual Book Sale to Benefit Robertson Memorial Library
The Friends of Robertson Memorial Library invite the community to their annual Book Sale, with all proceeds benefiting the library and its programs.
Community Bible Tour Draws Families for a Day of Faith and Fun
The Community Bible Tour, held on July 25, was a tremendous success, bringing together families from across the community for a day filled with faith, fellowship, and fun. Despite the summer heat, 110 children were registered, along with many adults, and enjoyed a full day of activities designed to share God’s love and the stories of the Bible.
Dead Week Brings Rest and Relief to Athletes, Families, and Coaches, Before the Grind
The MSHSAA Dead Week took place last week, which is an important week for everyone involved in High School athletics. It creates a week where families can get together, go on vacation, or stay at home, and recharge their batteries before the major grind of fall (and winter, and spring) sports activities take center place.

“Wanna Be Friends?” Part 1
Over the past six months, I’ve been reflecting on what I believe to be a subtle societal shift which affects all of us, whether we realize it or not. I don’t think many of us have realized it. My research as well as an abundance of conversations with retirees, middle aged adults and old-timers validates and reinforces all which follows… It’s relevant to your life, your family, and your neighbors; and it’s a challenge we have to face head-on because it isn’t going to resolve itself. It is a shift which began some 50, 60 years ago, or so and quietly sneaked into our way of life.

Victorious Veterans
1200 veterans from across the nation have returned home after competing in the 40th National Veterans Golden Age Games held in Tampa, Florida June 27 through July 2, 2026.

Welcome Back Wildcats! Immanuel Lutheran School
Hi! My name is Jenna Johnson, and I’m the Preschool 3 Aide. This will be my third year at Immanuel, and I’m so excited for another great school year!
