October 16, 2026
Lexington News
Local artist Mike Elder works on the “River Valley Roots” mural on the side of the Ameri-By
Local artist Mike Elder works on the “River Valley Roots” mural on the side of the Ameri-By
GEARING UP FOR SCHOOL
GEARING UP FOR SCHOOL The Lexington Community Fair Board hosted a Free School Supply Event at College Park last Thursday night. Those attending the event also enjoyed free walking tacos provided by Lafayette Regional Health Center, while kids took part in fun and games.
A Birthday Wish
Local resident Terrie Dishman had a special wish for her birthday this year.
Peach Days celebrated
When you grow up on your family’s peach orchard and then start your own bakery, it makes perfect sense to bring those two wonderful things together.
MGC ends Fair Week in style
End Lexington Fair Week at the Margaret Gray Center, where there is always something to enjoy.
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 4-H/FFA Fair Celebrates Youth Achievements
The 2026 Lafayette County 4-H/FFA Fair brought together youth, families, volunteers, and community members for ten days of learning, competition, and celebration from July 11-20. The fair began with Exhibit Day at Lafayette County C-1 Middle School in Higginsville, where 4-H and FFA members showcased projects highlighting their skills, creativity, and dedication. Activities continued throughout the week at Fairground Park and the 4-H Barn in Higginsville, concluding with the Carcass Show at Nadler’s in Wellington on July 20.
Clover Kid Pet Show Brings Smiles and Fun
The Clover Kid Pet Show brought excitement and plenty of smiles to Fairground Park on Monday, July 13, 2026. Held at the Pole Barn, the event gave Clover Kids an opportunity to proudly introduce their pets and share what they have learned through their participation in 4-H. In a fun and welcoming atmosphere, participants answered questions from the Lafayette County 4-H King and Queen and showcased their animals for family, friends, and fairgoers.