October 16, 2026
Lexington News
MINUTEWOMEN SOFTBALL GIRLS SPLIT TWO CONFERENCE GAMES
Lexington at HigginsvilleHigginsville jumped out to a 4 to 0 lead in the bottom of the first inning, but then theLexington Girls put together a… Login to continue reading Login…
MINUTEWOMEN FIGHT WELL IN BATTLE OF LEXINGTON MEET
The Lexington Minutewomen Girls Cross Country Team must have been well preparedfor battle, as they took first place in the Battle of Lexington Cross Country… Login to continue reading Login…
Rural hospital leaders have their say
More than 40 rural hospital leaders from across Missouri participated in the MO Hospital Association’s rural advocacy trip Sept. 28-30 in Washington, D.C. Hospital leaders met with staff from U.S. Reps. Mark Alford, Eric Burlison, Sam Graves, Bob Onder and Jason Smith, as well as U.S. Sens. Josh Hawley and Eric Schmitt, to discuss the immediate priorities that need to be addressed during the 119th Congress and issues that will require attention when the 120th Congress begins in January 2027.
Lafayette County 4-H Celebrates Youth and Volunteer Achievements
Lafayette County 4-H members, families, volunteers and community supporters gathered Sunday, Oct. 4, at the American Legion in Higginsville to celebrate another successful year of achievement, leadership and service during the annual Lafayette County 4-H Recognition Event.
Groundbreaking announced for Veterans Memorial expansion
The Friends of the Lafayette County Veterans Memorial will hold a groundbreaking ceremony for an expansion at the historic Lafayette County Courthouse in Lexington on October 16 at 2 p.m.
Softball girls slug their way to win over Carrollton
Hie Lexington Minutcuomcn Girls Softball team scored 14 runs and banged out 15 hits, as they defeated the Carrollton Lady Lrojans 14 to 7, a week ago Tuesday on the road, for their first win over Carrollton in several years.
TK Jump Jam
I’m Devon Harris, the owner of Devon’s Downhill, and we just had our third Jump Jam.
Class of 1960 holds reunion
On Thursday October 1, graduates of the LHS Class of 1960 enjoyed a warm 66th year reunion despite the inclement weather and numerous member medical issues.
Voices United: 38 years of harmony, community, and song
The Marshall Community Chorus announces its 38th concert season and invites everyone to experience this vibrant artistic voice of our community. Performing a range of traditional, sacred, secular, and historical choral music, this season’s concerts will appeal to all ages.