Community Leaders Discuss Roads and Review Summer Plans
Article by Steve Corlew The Henderson County Joint Economic Development Board discussed local roads, community activities, and working together during the group’s quarterly meeting on Wednesday, April 29th. The board also heard about the recent property reappraisal and what that might mean for the communities (see related story). This year, due to … For complete…
Read MoreLady Tigers Open District Tournament With Win
Article by Jordan Morris The Lexington Lady Tigers opened District Tournament play Friday with a solid 5-1 victory over Chester County, using timely hitting and strong pitching to advance. After a scoreless first two innings, Lexington broke through in the third, plating… For complete coverage, see the May 6th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe…
Read MoreHighly Decorated Soldier Shares His Story
Article by Steve Corlew Air Force Col. James C. Harding (Ret.) recounted his military service including his famous rescue mission in 1972 to help rescue a down pilot and gunner over North Vietnam when he spoke at the Lexington Rotary Club on Tuesday, April 28th. Harding also was a guest at the Henderson County Republican…
Read MoreLions Split District Tournament Openers, Stay in Contention
Article by Jordan Morris The Scotts Hill Lions opened District Tournament play with a thrilling win before dropping a close contest the following day, finishing the two-game stretch 1-1. Scotts Hill began tournament action Friday with a hard-fought 10-9 victory over Madison Academic. The Lions built an… For complete coverage, see the May 6th edition…
Read MoreProperty Values Show Dramatic Increase
Article by Steve Corlew Property owners in Henderson County have begun receiving a new property value assessment, under what the state calls “the 90 Percent Law.” The members of the Henderson County Joint Economic Development Board, which includes representatives of each of the county’s municipalities, were updated on the… For complete coverage, see the May…
Read MoreTigers Split Championship Games, Look Ahead to Another Title Opportunity
Article by Jordan Morris The Lexington Tigers battled through two championship games this past week, earning a win in the first meeting before falling in a decisive rematch as Chester County claimed the district title. As the No. 1 seed, Lexington entered the championship needing just one win, while… For complete coverage, see the May…
Read MoreMcCready, Atkinson, Cavness Win Republican Primary
Article by Steve Corlew Incumbent Robbie McCready won the Republican Primary for Henderson County Mayor with 1,976 votes on Tuesday, May 5th beating out four challengers. McCready won 38.68 percent of the vote. Jacob Feehan has 1,066 votes, Darren McDaniel had 820 votes, Shelly Aldexander received 754 votes, and Gary Riffle had 492 votes. A…
Read MoreObituaries May 6, 2026
Roger Eugene Brunner, 91 Judy Gurley, 78 Carolyn Rogers Tubbs, 84 For complete obituaries, see the May 6th edition of the Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreReward Offered for Information on Sardis Fire
Article by Steve Corlew The investigators are hoping someone will come forward with information that will help them solve a Sardis arson case from earlier this month. A $5,000 reward is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for a fire on… For complete coverage, see the April…
Read MoreTigers Win Three Of Four In Busy Week
Article by Jordan Morris The Lexington Tigers put together a strong week on the diamond, winning three of four games with a mix of timely hitting and steady pitching performances. Lexington opened the stretch Monday, April 20 with a… For complete coverage, see the April 29th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
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