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Henderson County Health Department Opens COVID-19 Assessment Site

By Editor | April 3, 2020

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Gov. Lee Requires Tennesseans to Remain at Home as Data Shows Increased Activity Among Citizens

By Editor | April 2, 2020

The Lexington Progress, proudly serving Henderson County since 1884.
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When You’re On Your Own, We Are There With You

By Editor | April 1, 2020

Braden Health has agreed to purchase Henderson County Community Hospital in Lexington, Tennessee.
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Braden Health to Purchase Henderson County Community Hospital

By Editor | April 1, 2020

With changes being made daily, in regards to the COVID-19 outbreak, Henderson County is finding was to put a positive spin on citizens daily routines.
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From Bear Hunts to Wi-Fi Community Puts Positive Spin on COVID-19

By Editor | April 1, 2020

Participants recently competed in a 3 gun match around Wildersville, Tennessee.
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PCC Three Gun Match Held in Wildersville

By Editor | April 1, 2020

Qualified high risk inmates received temporary furlough from the Henderson County Criminal Justice Complex.
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Furloughs Granted for Qualifying High Risk Inmates

By Editor | April 1, 2020

The re-inspection of the Henderson County Jail was conducted on March 16, 2020.
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Jail Moves Forward for Re-certification, Overcrowding Still a Concern

By Editor | April 1, 2020

Gary Wilson was arrested on charges of Domestic Assault by Intimidation, Aggravated Assault by Strangulation and Violation of Community Corrections.
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Henderson County Man Charged with Domestic Assault and Strangulation

By Editor | April 1, 2020

The 2020 turkey season is set to open in Tennessee on April 4, 2020.
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Tennessee’s 2020 Turkey Season Will be Open for Business

By Editor | April 1, 2020

The old Lexington City School Building presently sits unoccupied as it is set to be demolished in the upcoming future.
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Lexington City School Through the Years

By Editor | April 1, 2020

Parkers Crossroads received a $48,180.00 grant to expand on artillery pieces.
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Parkers Crossroads a Recipient in Tennessee Wars Commission Grant to Protect And Interpret Tennessee’s Military Heritage

By Editor | April 1, 2020

Lexington City School members of the 1967 Class gather for a picture in front of the old school building.
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Lexington City School Class of 1967

By Editor | April 1, 2020

Outdoor Truths

By Editor | April 1, 2020

The Lexington Progress Joins in on Bear Hunt

By Editor | March 31, 2020

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Henderson County Health Department Opens COVID-19 Assessment Site

April 3, 2020

Gov. Lee Requires Tennesseans to Remain at Home as Data Shows Increased Activity Among Citizens

April 2, 2020

When You’re On Your Own, We Are There With You

April 1, 2020

Area Sports

PCC Three Gun Match Held in Wildersville

April 1, 2020

Tennessee’s 2020 Turkey Season Will be Open for Business

April 1, 2020

Outdoor Truths

April 1, 2020

Area News

Breaking News

Henderson County Health Department Opens COVID-19 Assessment Site

Gov. Lee Requires Tennesseans to Remain at Home as Data Shows Increased Activity Among Citizens

When You’re On Your Own, We Are There With You

Braden Health to Purchase Henderson County Community Hospital

From Bear Hunts to Wi-Fi Community Puts Positive Spin on COVID-19

PCC Three Gun Match Held in Wildersville

Furloughs Granted for Qualifying High Risk Inmates

Jail Moves Forward for Re-certification, Overcrowding Still a Concern

Henderson County Man Charged with Domestic Assault and Strangulation

Tennessee’s 2020 Turkey Season Will be Open for Business

Lexington City School Through the Years

Parkers Crossroads a Recipient in Tennessee Wars Commission Grant to Protect And Interpret Tennessee’s Military Heritage

Lexington City School Class of 1967

Outdoor Truths

The Lexington Progress Joins in on Bear Hunt

Latest E-Edition

Area News

Henderson County Health Department Opens COVID-19 Assessment Site

Gov. Lee Requires Tennesseans to Remain at Home as Data Shows Increased Activity Among Citizens

When You’re On Your Own, We Are There With You

Area Sports

PCC Three Gun Match Held in Wildersville

Tennessee’s 2020 Turkey Season Will be Open for Business

Outdoor Truths

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