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July 2, 2009 RSS feed / General Stories

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From the Mayor's Desk

by Robert Willrich, Sr.
To all City of Lexington water customers. We are under a burn ban and are experiencing a drought with no immediate relief in the forecast. The City of Lexington is asking for your help in monitoring the posted watering days and times. More...

Meeting Scheduled About How to Become a Realtor

A turnaround in the real estate market is expected soon, and for people contemplating becoming real estate agents, now is the time to get the education so they are ready to take advantage of the eventual upturn. More...

Texas' August Sales Tax Holiday Will Get Bigger

Great news for back-to-school shoppers. For the first time since it began in 1999, the annual August sales tax holiday will include many school supplies. More...

Dear Editor

Dear Editor, I want to thank the Lexington Leader for printing the great photos and the wonderful article on 2009 Relay For Life event held in Giddings on June 12-13 (including the information on Tanna Furry - we are still so pround of this young More...

LISD Board Meeting

The Lexington I.S.D. Board of Trustees held their regular meeting on Monday, June 22. The minutes of the May 18th called meeting and regular meeting were approved. The board financial report and budget amendments were also approved. More...

Alternative Teacher Certification Program Application Deadline Nears

There is less than a month remaining for application to the Blinn College Teacher Education Alternative Certification Host (TEACH) program for Fall 2009. Applications are due by July 17 with interviews scheduled for July 31. More...

Texas Legislature Starts Special Session

Gov. Rick Perry announced that a special session of the Texas Legislature will begin on Wednesday, July 1, at 10 a.m. More...

Vehicles Thefts Up in Summer

During the months of July and August, more vehicles are burglarized and stolen in Texas than any other time of year, resulting in losses totaling millions of dollars for citizens. More...














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