Lexington News
Knights elect officers for 2026-27
Knights of Columbus, Council 4300, Lexington, recently elected Officers for 2026-27.
Sidewalk project near courthouse to start soon
Lafayette County Commissioners met recently with MoDOT approved contractor Green Haven Developments, LLC, and Howe Engineering to sign the acceptance documents for the county’s Transportation Alternatives Program (TAP) grant project.
Smith earns President’s List honors
Tyler Smith of Lexington has been named to Southern New Hampshire University’s Summer 2026 President’s List. The summer terms run from May to August.
Leaving a lasting impression
(This historical series is provided by fellow history buff, Paul Wolfgeher.)
Lexington woman sentenced to life in prison after guilty verdict
Lafayette County Prosecuting Attorney Kristen Hillbrener has announced that Amber Smoot, 29, of Lexington, was found guilty by a Lafayette County jury of Statutory Sodomy in the First Degree on July 8, 2026. On Sept. 8, 2026, the defendant was sentenced to life in the Department of Corrections.

KC Fox 4 Television Reporter Matt Stewart and his wife Crissy to headline Higginsville Country Fair Parade
Fox 4 TV Emmy award-winning television reporter, Matt Stewart, and his wife Crissy will be featured in the Higginsville Country Fair Parade set for Saturday, September 19 th . The parade begins at 3 PM and runs from Fairground Park through downtown. Prior to the parade, they will be displaying and selling their books at a booth in front of Cornerstone Cornucopia gift store, 1914 Main Street.

Freedom Walk remembers 9/11
Everyone who is old enough to remember, knows exactly what they were doing on September 11, 2001. Odd that 25 years could have passed since them. But they have.

Ground broken on shelter house
Members of the City of Lexington Hospital Board of Trustees, the Park Board and officials from Lafayette Regional Health Center met recently to break ground on a project taking place at College Park.

Citywide ‘WOW’ Houses
The Lexington Garden Club has selected their citywide “WOW” Houses for September. Top selections
Blood donors needed for fall blood drives
The American Red Cross is encouraging Missourians to donate in September in order to maintain a strong blood supply into the fall months.
