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From the Mayor's Desk

by Robert Willrich, Sr.
The Lexington City Council will meet in Special Session on Wednesday, July 15, 2009 at 5 p.m., at the Woodson Community Center. More...

Giddings Public Library Summer Reading Program

Giddings Public Library's Summer Reading Program for 2009 is off to a great start, and boosted even more with the help of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey's sponsored "Bonzo Crunch" clown show held at the library on Tuesday, June 23rd at 4:00 P.M. More...

Health Care Reform Needs the Right Solution, Not a Politically Expedient One

By U.S. Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison

Nearly everyone acknowledges that our health care system needs reform. We are particularly aware of this in Texas, which is a leading example of how our system isn't working for so many patients. More...

Dear Editor

Dear Editor: I thank my sister, Ruth Marquardt, for giving me section "B" from your June 11th issue. It was about community baseball in Lee County and had a picture of the Lexington baseball team. I remembered many of them. More...

Texas Conservative Coalition Presents its Courageous Conservative Award to State Rep. Tim Kleinschmidt

The Lexington Masonic Lodge was happy to have Kleinschmidt as a guest on Monday. In other related news about State Represtntative Tim Kleinschmidt he recieved the Courageous Conservative Award last week.. More...

Scouting For FOOD 2009

Local Boy Scouts donate to Butler family

The Capitol Area Council Boy Scouts of America and the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas have teamed up for the 2009 Scouting for FOOD Drive. More...

Free Osteoporosis Seminar

St. Joseph Health Center's Spirit of Women organization will be hosting a free seminar on the prevention and maintenance of Osteoporosis on Thursday, July 23, 2009 at 5 p.m. The event will be held at the Mad Hatters Tea Room located at 210 S. More...

Forest Grove News

by Lu Spence

The lead news story continues to be the drought and heat. Perhaps our area will be blessed with late summer rains in the near future. Word was received about the death of Ernestine (Mrs. Bennie) Owens. More...














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