August 18, 2026
Lexington News
Get to Know Lexington Rhonda Goucher
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Soendker to join HOF
The Lexington Hall of Fame for Career Achievement is proud to announce the induction of Monica Schaller Soendker.
Local Democrats donate to county’s food pantries
Lafayette County Democratic Central Committee and Club voted to donate to the food pantries in our county for the Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service. We gave monetary donations to pantries in Concordia, Higginsville, Lexington, Odessa, Waverly and Wellington.
Supper Out
Community Ministries of Waverly hosts Supper Out the last Tuesday of the month, from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at various locations. Everyone is invited for eatin or carry-out of a home-cooked meal. Come as you are and enjoy the fellowship. Donations are accepted, but NOT required. Schedule is subject to change.
A story of survival and hope
News Editor A harrowing story of a soldier’s survival and the enduring hope of a Lexington mother for a safe return played out in dramatic fashion during the Korean War.
Fuller named Grand Marshal of St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Long-time businessman and active community leader Steven Fuller has been honored by his selection as the Grand Marshal for the annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Lexington on Saturday, March 14 at 2 p.m.
MGC volunteers, staff named LCBA Citizens of the Quarter
The volunteers and staff at the Margaret Gray Center have been named the Citizens of the Quarter by the Lexington Community Betterment Association.
Earthquake Awareness Month
February is Earthquake Awareness Month in Missouri. Earthquakes warrant special attention in Missouri due to the presence of the New Madrid Seismic Zone in the southeast corner of the state. In the 1810's it generated some of the most powerful earthquakes in U.S. history. The New Madrid Seismic Zone is still active, with an average of over 200 tiny earthquakes each year. While most of these go unnoticed it serves as a reminder of the constant threat.
CPR class
Lexington Fire and Rescue recently hosted a CPR class for EMTs, medics, cadets and local residents, boasting a great turn out. The skills covered in the training were adult and infant/child choking management and cardiopulmonary resuscitation. By hosting (instructing) this course, two LFR team members were signed off on their Basic Life Support CPR instructor course. Pictured are various participants.
Lexington needs you!
Are you interested in serving your community? The City of Lexington is looking for residents who want to get involved by serving on a City board or committee.