August 28, 2026
Lexington News Community
Ribbon cuttings mark business transitions
The Lexington Area Chamber of Commerce held ribbon cuttings on Monday, July 20, for two Lexington businesses that have seen significant changes.
SORORITY MEETS Alpha Epsilon Beta
SORORITY MEETS Alpha Epsilon Beta Chapter met Sunday, July 12 at Cathy Pohle’s pool for their unbirthday party. Front row left to right: Lucas and Lilly Opfer. Middle Row: Shari Thomas, Michelle McKown, Becky Gore, Amber Opfer, and Devon Smith. Back Row: Jim Thomas, Brian McKown, Jeremy Gore, John Opfer, and Brad Smith.
Chaney among Regional Teachers of the Year
Sarah Anne Chaney, 11th-12th grade Career and Technical Instructor, is among the 35 Regional Teachers of the Year who have been selected to represent their regions in the The Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education’s 2027 Missouri Teacher of the Year Program.
Group seeks to help city’s feral, stray cats
Operation Snip ’Em is currently working towards raising $5,000 to help Lexington’s feral and stray cat population. Funds raised will help with vet care, vaccinations and spay and neutering operations. They have already taken in over 30 cats and kittens from Lexington who needed immediate attention and vet care.
Yard of the Month winners
The Lexington Garden Club has chosen as Yard of the Month for July the home of Steve and Cheryl Turner, 210 Franklin Ave.
Car Show to kick off Lexington Community Fair on Aug. 15
The Cannon Ball Car Show — always one of the more popular events during the Lexington Community Fair — will kick off the 2026 edition of the fair on Saturday, Aug. 15 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. on Main Street. The show is hosted by the Lexington Area Chamber of Commerce.
