February 2, 2015   Cpl Ray and Deputy Mastronardi were dispatched out to Westwood Villa Apartments to check on a loud music complaint. They located the source and the residents agreed to turn the music down.   More...

February 2, 2015   Chief Yarbrough was contacted by two subjects requesting a civil standby while they retrieved items from a former employee. Chief Yarbrough drove to the 400 Blk of Ave-F and the subjects had retrieved there property   More...

Wednesday, February 11, 2015  Lexington American Legion Coffee – 9 a.m. Story Time - Giddings Library 10:30 – 11 a.m. Lexington City Council Meeting – Woodson Community Bldg. More...

The first valentine was an apple.  You can look it up.It ‘s in the Fischer Bible.  Eve gave it to Adam. She thought it was a great gift. She was wrong. You never give a Valentine to someone that will bring them harm.  More...

Mrs. Kathy Boettcher, Lexington Elemenatary School counselor, will bring members of the Peacekeepers team to participate in demonstrating how this program works, at the Lexington United Methodist Church Fellowship Hall Tuesday, Feb. 17th at 2pm. More...

Academy gunned down the Lady Eagles last week, beating them 50 to 15. Garlyn Radford sank two high arcing free throws with 1:51 left in the first quarter for Lexington’s first two points of the game against Academy. More...

The Lady Eagles softball team will travel to Shiner Thursday to scrimmage the Lady Commanches, starting at 5:00 pm. Coach Robertson’s crew looks to be a good team again this season. More...

The Lexington Eagles played good basketball for most of the first period against the Academy Bumblebees; however, the Bees finally stung Lexington 63-35.  Lexington came out, ran its offense to the letter, and got good shots at the basket. More...