Andy Smallstey News Today

Andy Smallstey spent 18 years as a Lexington police dispatcher before handling IT for the village. He was the administrative director since 2015.

Village council voted to approve to replace the tennis existing courts at Bicentennial with three pickleball courts.

The Ohio Water Development Authority awarded $4.6M through low-interest loans to communities, including Lexington, to improve infrastructure.

Englefield Oil Co. wants to build a convenience store/gas station on the downtown square. Concerns of village officials include traffic and safety.

Leverage Lexington is the name of a comprehensive plan for the village, which is expected to attain city status.