Lex crime victim speaks up "Don't report crime? You could be next!" This message, spray-painted in blue on a wooden sign, is leaning against the shattered remains of Joseph Mendoza's wife's car. Full Story Officers get break-thru in break-ins case After a slew of break-ins at area businesses last week, police caught a break in the case when a fellow officer's investigation of a traffic infraction led to the discovery of five burglary suspects. Full Story Tri-County earns accreditation for mammography LEXINGTON - Having the most up-to-date technology is something that everyone and every organization strives for. Full Story

Olive oil: A treasure trove of taste It's branches crowned Julius Caesar as he marched into Rome. It seeped into the bones of saints through their sarcophaguses. Full Story Welcome to Fall Sports Challenge! How does it work? For each round, pick who you think will win each game. We've selected local high school sporting events, college games and NFL games. And yes, there are prizes each week. What if I'm not very good? And you think we are? Have you met our Publisher? Sign up! Full Story Our new home for Ag News in the area agNET News » LocalStatewideRegional No injuries reported as Tyson dryer ignites C-H photo Amanda Fischer - Members of the Lexington Volunteer Fire Department stand outside of Tyson Foods, Inc., at 1500 Plum Creek Pkwy., as they piece together how the bone dryer in the rendering section of the plant ignited. At approximately 7:30 p.m. Monday, the Tyson processing plant called the Lexington Volunteer Fire Department as part of a precautionary matter for a fire that had ignited in the rendering section of the plant. Full Story NEW FEATURE: Email signup You can now signup to receive regular emails regarding news updates and other features from LexCH.com. Full Story Harvest could be interesting LEXINGTON - When Governor Tiemann presided over Nebraska in the late 60s, he was credited as having uttered the phrase, "You never see a happy farmer." Full Story Smithfield road to be fixed by mid-October GOSPER COUNTY - There is good news for the hundreds of area drivers who - until heavy rains and flood waters hit the area at the end of May - traveled to and from Lexington on Gosper County's 433 Road, known locally as the "Smithfield Road." Full Story AP News

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