Nelson’s Grammy Award Surprises Henderson Countian
Article by Steve Corlew- Willie Nelson’s win last week at the 65th Grammy Awards for Country Album of the Year was a pleasant surprise for one Henderson Countian. Well known Nashville music producer and songwriter Buddy Cannon did not attend this year’s ceremony because he felt Nelson was up against many younger artists. Nelson’s “A…
Read MoreLady Lions Blow-out the Lady Rockets
Article by Jordan Morris- The Scotts Hill Lady Lions basketball program headed to Clarksburg to face the Lady Rockets last Tuesday, February 7. Scotts Hill wanted to get two wins in a row after knocking off Madison Academic in their last game. The Lady Lions were able to collect their second win in a row…
Read MoreDeadline Set for Parkers Crossroad’s Election Qualifying
Article by Steve Corlew- The deadline is noon Thursday, February 16th for candidates to qualify for the Parker’s Crossroads City Commission. Only one candidate had qualified as of Tuesday morning, February 14th. Incumbent Tony Hardee had filed his petition with the Election Commission. Candidates will run for a four-year term to fill one of the…
Read MoreT. J. Hart Signs with the Bethel Wildcats
Article by Jordan Morris- The Lexington Tigers’ football program had another player’s dream come true this past Tuesday, February 7th. T.J. Hart, a former offensive lineman, and linebacker for the Tigers, signed his letter of intent to play for the Bethel Wildcats. Hart has had an outstanding career for the Big Red and is looking…
Read MorePlanning Commission Looks at Dollar General Site Plan
Article by Steve Corlew- The Lexington Planning Commission approved the site plan for a new Dollar General Store on North Broad Street, Monday night, February 14th. The action came after the Board of Zoning Appeals gave the developers a variance, reducing the number of parking spaces required by the city ordinance. Work is already underway…
Read MoreSH Lions Win Big Over the Rockets
Article by Jordan Morris- The Scotts Hill Lions basketball program traveled to Clarksburg to go head-to-head with the Clarksburg Rockets on Tuesday, February 7. The Lions wanted to collect their third win in a row after beating the Madison Academic Mustangs in their last outing. The Lions finished the game with a win and a…
Read MoreBoard of Education Approves Benefits for Retirees
Article by Steve Corlew- Henderson County’s retiring teachers were given two new benefits by the school board, during the board’s monthly session, February 9th. The board approved a gap insurance policy to help retiring teachers with health insurance cost and they increased the retirement gift. The gap insurance plan would allow those who retire before…
Read MoreThe 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…
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