The Henderson County Sherriff’s Deputy to Run for a Cause
Article by Steve Corlew- Henderson County’s Brian Zukowski will be running for a “Beary” good cause, Saturday, April 1st. Zukowski has entered the Andrew Jackson half Marathon in Jackson, which is benefiting the Exchange Club Carl Perkins Center for the prevention of Child Abuse. Lexington Police Department officer Cody Moore is also running in this…
Read MoreMiss Tennessee’s Journey Nears End
Article by Steve Corlew- For Miss Tennessee Lauren Dickson her journey as Miss Tennessee is nearing its end. With a few months left in her reign, Dickson was feeling relaxed and enjoying her visit to the Lexington Rotary Club, Tuesday, February 16th. She was returning to where her journey had begun. Dickson was first selected…
Read MoreLady Lions End Regular Season with a Win
Article by Jordan Morris- The Scotts Hill Lady Lions basketball team faced off against the Bolivar Lady Tigers this past Friday, February 10. The Lady Lions wanted to end their regular season with a win. The Lady Lions were able to get the win over the Lady Tigers with ease. Scotts Hill beat Bolivar by…
Read MoreSpring Cleaning is Underway, Litter Events Planned
Article by Steve Corlew- The Henderson County Solid Waste Department has begun spring cleaning as crews were out, February 11th, picking up trash along Henderson County roads. Henderson County Mayor Robbie McCready is asking everyone to use caution while traveling the roads where the crews are working. McCready said they plan to have crews out…
Read MoreLHS Tigers Fall in Close Game to Chester County
Article by Jordan Morris- The Lexington Tigers basketball club matched up with the Chester County Eagles this past Friday, February 10. The Tigers wanted to add one more win to their regular-season record. The Tigers could not secure the victory over the Eagles. Lexington lost by only two points with a final score of 52-54.…
Read MoreObituaries For February 15, 2023 Edition
Patricia Ann “Elliott Ellis, 81 Bonnie Johnson, 98 Ersie B. Maness, 94 Addie Mae Moody, 92 Brittany Pals, 26 Lois Kaye Smith, 67 For complete obituaries, see the February 15th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreSeveral Black Law Enforcement Officers Serve Henderson County
Article by Steve Corlew- February is Black History Month, and with The Lexington Progress’ Back to the Badge issue, it couldn’t be a better time to spotlight the black officers who have served our community. Henderson County Sheriff’s Department Lt. Victor Stanford has put together and shared a history of those black officers, from the…
Read MoreLady Tigers Secure the Win over Hardin County
Article by Jordan Morris- The Lexington Lady Tigers basketball program faced off against the Hardin County Lady Tigers this past Friday, February 3. Lexington was coming off a big 30-point loss to McNairy in their last outing. The Lexington Lady Tigers wanted to get back in the win column. Lexington was able to secure a…
Read MoreHenderson Co. Schools Celebrate School Counselor’s Week
Article by Steve Corlew- The Henderson County School System is celebrating National School Counseling Week February 6th -10th. Director of Schools Danny Beecham says he is proud to recognize the vital role that school counselors play in helping students achieve their full potential. This year’s theme, “Helping Students Dream Big,” highlights the ongoing efforts of school…
Read MoreLady Lions Defeat the Lady Mustangs
Article by Jordan Morris- The Scotts Hill Lady Lions basketball program traveled to Jackson this past Friday, February 3, to take on the Madison Academic Lady Mustangs. Scotts Hill was looking to go back-to-back in the win column after their win over Adamsville in their last outing. The Lady Lions completed the back-to-back wins by…
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