Cinco de Mayo means more than a date — for Lexington families, it’s about honoring roots, sharing food and keeping traditions alive.
- Jessica Kennedy
LINCOLN — After a decade of dedicated service as Chief Financial and Administrative Officer, Jason Kennedy has been promoted to president and chief operating officer of Nebraska Community Foundation, a statewide organization focused on strengthening Nebraska communities through philanthropy.
- Jessica Kennedy
GOTHENBURG — Gothenburg Middle School hosted the Gothenburg junior high Dutch Zorn Invite Thursday afternoon.
- Jessica Kennedy
COZAD — The Cozad Haymakers hosted the annual Dawson County golf triangular Thursday against Lexington and Gothenburg at Cozad Country Club.
- Jessica Kennedy
COLUMBUS — The inaugural list of Central Community College All-Stars has been announced by CCC athletics.
- Jessica Kennedy
Lexington senior Ashley Najera was recently honored as the Nebraska Scholastic Wrestling Coaches Association female senior scholarship winner.
- Ashley Mohler
The city of Lexington will acquire and manage certain Tyson-owned assets, including the wastewater treatment facility and farmland. The city will have access to Tyson's rail spur.
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