as uncovered by Stanley Miller, Lexington’s (and Lee County’s) unofficial official Historian! March 10, 2005, the Lexington Leader headline read “Lee County Jr. Livestock Show Brings in $283,086. The ...

as uncovered by Stanley Miller, Lexington’s (and Lee County’s) unofficial official Historian! March 10, 2005, the Lexington Leader headline read “Lee County Jr. Livestock Show Brings in $283,086. The ...

The Lost Pines Groundwater Conservation District (LPGCD) invites schools and teachers in Lee and Bastrop Counties to participate in the 2025 Student Art Contest. This opportunity asks students to ...

Pictured above is a look at the “round table” of discussion held last week where locals learned about the service available in Lee County for veterans, their spouses and their sons. For more informati ...

Madisonville was no match for the Lady Eagles in Friday’s second game of the Caldwell tournament. Lexington kept the Lady Mustangs scoreless throughout the game that was played in bitter cold. In the ...

A single-wide mobile home was completely destroyed last Thursday. Lexington VFD was dispatched shortly before 7am to 517 Giddings Street in Lexington. When fire fighters arrived, the home was c... You ...

Last week, the Leader received notice that popular restaurant Reba’s Deli & Pizzeria will be hosting a visit from America’s Best Restaurants (ABR) next week. America’s Best Restaurants, a national ...

as uncovered by Stanley Miller, Lexington’s (and Lee County’s) unofficial official Historian! February 24, 2005, Lexington Leader headline read “Boot Camp Tactics Questioned By Parent.” The story said ...

In their first tournament in Lampasas, Jace Smith shot a 78 earning him a 13th place out of 151 others. William Ramsey scored an 88, Owen Rhodus a 102, Kasen Miller shot 110 and teammate Carson Jackso ...

On February 24th, the Lee County Sheriff’s Office received information from a local citizen who reported that they believed one of their relatives had been kidnapped in Mexico. Sheriff Garrett Durrenb ...

This shot past the defender shows the effort the Eagle basketball team put forth to earn a spot in the playoffs for the first time in two years. PHOTO BY PHILIP CONCAN. The Eagles are a much improved ...

LHS Journalism students receiving medals include Top, L to R - Bryson Perkins, Kamree Wolridge, Bottom, L to R - Preslie Milburn, Kaylin Cotton, and Leidy Alvarez Acuna.Earlier this month, the LHS UIL ...