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Health Forum for Women to feature free health screenings, fashion show

 

Submitted to the News 3/5/2010

 
Most people don’t realize that heart disease is the No. 1 killer of women in Lafayette County, and unfortunately, way too many women of all ages die unnecessari... Read more  
 
A job well done
3/5/2010

 
Family, friends and co-workers gathered Monday afternoon for a party in honor of Family Support Division employee Donna Shane, who is retiring after 22 years. O... Read more
 

 

Mayoral candidates air views at Rotary meeting
By Joe Parmon/News Editor 3/5/2010

 
Candidates for mayor Mike Kramer and Jerry Brown both have strong opinions about how to help Lexington attract residents, businesses, and improve the overall qu... Read more
 
 
Streets feeling effects of winter
By Joe Parmon/News Editor 3/5/2010

 
It’s been a long winter for everybody — in particular, workers with local street departments. They’ve been the ones out all hours of the night plowing the str... Read more
 

 

Mohlers request change of venue
By Joe Parmon/News Editor 3/5/2010

 
Three members of the Mohler family accused of sexually abusing children decades ago were back in court Monday, asking a judge to grant their change of venue req... Read more
 
 
 Engineers, officials meet to discuss street improvements By Joe Parmon/News Editor 3/5/2010  
Lexington officials were set to meet with engineers on Wednesday to discuss plans for a street and drainage improvement project in a section of the city, said S... Read more
 

 

 Winter hangs on
3/3/2010
 
Above, the branches on the dogwoods in front of this home on South Street may have been coated with a layer of ice last week, but just wait — these trees will s... Read more
 
 
 Pastor answers question: why study black history? during assemblies By Joe Parmon/News Editor 3/3/2010  
Why study black history? Because if we fail to do so, the long struggle for freedom endured by blacks – and the accomplishments of countless great African-Amer... Read more
 

 

 Ag workshop series continues
Submitted to the News 3/3/2010
 
In the first of a series of three workshops designed for local growers, a producer panel answered questions regarding their use of high tunnel structures. Ryan... Read more
 
 
Optimism abounds in Odessa  By Joe Parmon/News Editor 3/3/2010  
Odessa officials and residents are banking on a Utah company making good on its promise to bring more than 3,000 new jobs to the area. Odessa officials are exp... Read more

 

Elvis will be in the building for House of Hope Gala and Auction
 Submitted to the News 3/3/2010
 
The House of Hope 2010 gala committee continues to update plans for the 14th Annual House of Hope Gala and Auction. The event will be held Saturday March 20 at... Read more  
Tourism group to meet in Wellington  By Ben Wood/Staff Writer 3/3/2010  
The Old Trails Regional Tourism Partnership general membership meeting will be at 4 p.m. March 9 at the Community Christian Center in Wellington. Partnership p... Read more

 

Preservation group impressed with Municipal Auditorium
 By Joe Parmon/News Editor 2/26/2010
 
Members of the Missouri Alliance for Historic Preservation came away “impressed” after holding a meeting in the Lexington Municipal Auditorium on Saturday. Tha... Read more  
 

 

 

 

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