August 26, 2026
Lexington News
Community Fair dates change
The dates of the Lexington Community Fair have changed to Aug. 15-22, according to Fair Board member Deb Bagley.
Commissioners discuss audit requirements, petition audit
Northern Lafayette County Commissioner Monica Ritter made the following statement on May 23.
Repertory Theatre to present ‘The ‘Lost Musketeer’
Central Missouri Repertory Theatre will take youth on a summer adventure with its touring production of “The Lost Musketeer,” featuring June shows in Richmond, Lexington and Warrensburg.
Sculpture vandalized
News Editor A sculpture created by Lexington Tourism Adviser Mike Elder — which was part of this year’s Kansas City Parade of Hearts — was vandalized recently in east Kansas City.
Missouri Court of Appeals upholds man’s child sex crime conviction
On May 26, 2026, the Missouri Court of Appeals issued a memorandum opinion affirming the conviction of Shane Smith, 56, of Mayview, Missouri.
Gregorio graduates from Graceland University
Graceland University has announced the Spring 2026 graduation list. Graduates from around the country and the world have been recognized for earning undergraduate and graduate degrees from Graceland University between December 2025 through April 2026.
Planning survey seeks input
The Lafayette County Planning & Economic Development Office has created a new webpage with information about the Land Development Code update process, planning priorities, and opportunities for community feedback.