The City of Lexington City Council held its regular meeting on October 28, 2024, where several key topics were addressed, highlighting community achievements and expressions of gratitude.

The meeting commenced with a heartfelt acknowledgment from a council member, who publicly thanked city staff for their dedication and hard work throughout the year. The council member emphasized the collaborative effort that contributed to the success of recent community events, particularly the fortieth annual barbecue festival.

During the meeting, the council recognized the contributions of several individuals to the barbecue festival. Notably, Miss Stephanie Saint Cygnasset was awarded a key to the city for her 40 years of involvement in the festival and her leadership during challenging times, including the passing of her mother over two decades ago. The council expressed appreciation for her role as a community steward.

Additionally, the council commemorated Kay Saint Singh and Joe Sink Junior for their significant contributions to the Barbecue Wall of Fame, further celebrating the festival's legacy and the individuals who have shaped it.

The meeting concluded with a strong sense of community spirit and gratitude for those who have played vital roles in local events, reinforcing the importance of collaboration and recognition within the city.