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Both Lexington City Mayor, Jeff Griggs, and Henderson County Mayor, Eddie Bray, are asking the public to help with decreasing the spread of the coronavirus by participating in social distancing.
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Help Us Flatten the Curve

By Editor | March 25, 2020

Tariqious Tisdale, a former Lexington High School football standout, has garnered praise for the upcoming football season.
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Tisdale Garnering Praise for Upcoming Football Season

By Editor | March 25, 2020

Henderson County Schools, along with Lexington City Schools, are providing meals to children age 18 or under.
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Schools Continue to Fill Needs During Closures

By Editor | March 25, 2020

Qualifying deadline is April 2, 2020 for the August General Election.
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Election Update

By Editor | March 25, 2020

With the COVID-19 pandemic occurring, a world without sports has become accustomed in present day life.
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Life Without Sports-the March Sadness Edition

By Editor | March 25, 2020

Some classmates from the Lexington City School Class of 1958 gathered for a farewell picture on the steps of the old school.
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Members of Lexington City School Class of 1958 Exchange Memories

By Editor | March 25, 2020

The Lexington Board of Mayor and Alderman met on March 20, 2020.
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Lexington City Board Meets in Special Session

By Editor | March 25, 2020

A new rule adopted by the TSSAA now allows coaching from Green-to-Tee for golf coaches in the state of Tennessee.
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Green-to-Tee Coaching Now Allowed by TSSAA

By Editor | March 25, 2020

Mr. Scott Williams, President and CEO of the Discovery Park of America, was the guest speaker at the March 17, 2020 Lexington Rotary Club meeting.
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Discovery Park CEO Scott Williams Addresses Lexington Rotary

By Editor | March 25, 2020

Lexington native, Gregory R. Singleton, was a recipient of the Outstanding First-Year Student Advocate Award.
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Lexington Native Greg Singleton Receives Award in Washington DC

By Editor | March 25, 2020

The scheduled date for the Young Sportsman Spring Turkey Hunt has been set for late March 2020.
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Tennessee Young Sportsman Turkey Hunt Scheduled for Late March

By Editor | March 25, 2020

First Baptist Church Lexington will be hosting "Drive-in Church" on April 5th and April 12th, at the Lexington Soccer Complex.
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Drive-In Church Option Approved for Lexington April 5th and April 12th

By Editor | March 25, 2020

Parkers Crossroads receives a grant for a half-acre parcel acquisition.
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$125,000 Awarded for Parkers Crossroads Battlefield Acquisition.

By Editor | March 25, 2020

TWRA Suspends In-Person Service at Offices, All Services Online or by Phone

By Editor | March 25, 2020

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Help Us Flatten the Curve

March 25, 2020

Schools Continue to Fill Needs During Closures

March 25, 2020

Election Update

March 25, 2020

Area Sports

Tisdale Garnering Praise for Upcoming Football Season

March 25, 2020

Life Without Sports-the March Sadness Edition

March 25, 2020

Green-to-Tee Coaching Now Allowed by TSSAA

March 25, 2020

Area News

Breaking News

Help Us Flatten the Curve

Tisdale Garnering Praise for Upcoming Football Season

Schools Continue to Fill Needs During Closures

Election Update

Life Without Sports-the March Sadness Edition

Members of Lexington City School Class of 1958 Exchange Memories

Lexington City Board Meets in Special Session

Green-to-Tee Coaching Now Allowed by TSSAA

Discovery Park CEO Scott Williams Addresses Lexington Rotary

Lexington Native Greg Singleton Receives Award in Washington DC

Tennessee Young Sportsman Turkey Hunt Scheduled for Late March

Drive-In Church Option Approved for Lexington April 5th and April 12th

$125,000 Awarded for Parkers Crossroads Battlefield Acquisition.

TWRA Suspends In-Person Service at Offices, All Services Online or by Phone

Latest E-Edition

Area News

Help Us Flatten the Curve

Schools Continue to Fill Needs During Closures

Election Update

Area Sports

Tisdale Garnering Praise for Upcoming Football Season

Life Without Sports-the March Sadness Edition

Green-to-Tee Coaching Now Allowed by TSSAA

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