Crossroads Early Voting Ends Soon, Lexington Candidates Begin Qualifying
Article by Jordan Morris- Early voting for the Parkers Crossroads City Election will be ending on April 27th, but as of the end of the day, Monday, April 17th only two persons have voted early, according to Election Administrator Robin Powers Early voting will take place from 9:00 a.m. until noon, through the 27th at…
Read MoreLexington Tigers Baseball Week Five Recap
Article by Jordan Morris- The Lexington Tigers Baseball Team played four games in week five of the season. The first game of the week was against Hardin County. The Lexington Tigers stayed in it until the end, but Hardin County pulled away late in a 6-1 victory on Monday, April 10. Ryder Blankenship started the…
Read MoreReappraisal Notices to be Mailed, Hearing Set
Article by Steve Corlew- Property reappraisals are being mailed beginning April 21st, notifying landowners of any changes in property values. It is all part of the reappraisal process that takes place every six years, according to Henderson County Assessor of Property Gary L. Pope. The state has completed the reassessment of property and the new…
Read MoreScotts Hill Lions Baseball Week Five Recap
Article by Jordan Morris- The Scotts Hill Lions Baseball Team played four games this week. The first game saw the Lions travel to Adamsville to take on the Cardinals. The Scotts Hill Lions took the lead early and never looked back, defeating Adamsville 12-2 last Monday, April 10. Cy Maness started at the mound for…
Read MoreObituaries For April 19, 2023 Edition
Linda Jeanette Austin, 77 Mableen Hopper, 80 John Patrick “Jack” McCloskey, Jr., 73 Frances Melton, 84 Bonnie Reynolds, 74 Travis Glenn Scott, 31 For complete obituaries, see the April 19th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreFive Indicted Following Investigation of Attempted Murder
Article by Steve Corlew Ongoing investigations by the Henderson County Sheriff’s Department and the Drug Investigation Division of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has resulted in the indictment and arrest of five individuals as well as the seizure of weapons, drugs, and drug paraphernalia. The arrest and indictments stem from an investigation that led…
Read MoreLexington Lady Tigers Defeat South Gibson, Chester County, Milan
Article by Steve Corlew- The Lexington Lady Tigers took three victories this past week, defeating Milan, South Gibson County and shutting out Chester County. On Friday, April 7th, Lexington took an 8-6 victory over South Gibson. The Lady Tigers scored eight runs on seven hits. South Gibson had a 3-0 lead going into the third…
Read MoreWilliams Furniture Offers A Special “Thank You”
Article by Steve Corlew As G.E. Williams Furniture closes its doors forever, it is the end of an era in Lexington. Since 1969, G.E. Williams has been supplying customers in Henderson County and throughout West Tennessee with furniture and household items. “It is sad to see us lose such a long-time retail establishment,” Lexington Mayor…
Read MoreSH Lions Defeat Riverside, Lose to Dyer and Gibson County
Article by Steve Corlew- The Scotts Hill Lions picked up a win over Riverside but fell to Gibson County and Dyer County in high school baseball action this past week. Scotts Hill defeated the Riverside Panthers, 5-4, scoring the victory in the seventh inning, April 4th. After going scoreless for three innings, the Panthers jumped…
Read MoreCounty Officials Review Emergency Preparations
Article by Steve Corlew Emergency service officials met April 10th to review their preparation following a series of storms striking the Mid-South, March 31st. Henderson County Mayor Robbie McCready and interim Emergency Management Agency Director Lynn Murphy, met with representatives of other emergency agencies and county departments to review what changes, if any, need to…
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