WWI Remembrance Planned in Lexington
By E. Ashley Rooney During the fall of 2018, Lexington will be celebrating the end of World War I with expert panel discussions, carefully curated exhibits, the ringing of church…
Father’s Death Leads to Search for Meaning – The Legacy of World War II
Walter Carter was a young boy in Huntington, West Virginia when his father, Norval Carter, a small-town doctor, was killed by a sniper while tending to a wounded soldier, 12…
Residents at Brookhaven Celebrate the Launch of “A Common Purpose”
Pictured from left: Joan Keenan, Michael Bentley, Nancy Hubert, Joe Byron of Honor Flight New England and Jim Freehling, President of Brookhaven at Lexington. Before a packed room, Brookhaven president…
Our Chance to Dance!
LEXINGTON 300TH CELEBRATION Can you picture putting on dancing shoes, heading to the high school, hearing music floating down the halls, and joining your neighbors in an 18th century dance?…
300th Artist Outreach Project
LEXINGTON 300TH CELEBRATION A ttention artists! Various creative avenues are available, all leading towards Lexington’s 300th Celebration! Whether you want to work independently or with a group, on a small…
300th Celebration Launches Website
LEXINGTON 300TH CELEBRATION The 300th L exington is planning its 300th birthday party — a nine-month celebration beginning Sept. 21. What’s happening and why the celebration is all told in…
