Outdoor Truths
In my area there, are a few small streams which feed into the rivers. When I say small, I mean only about ten to fifteen yards wide. Several times each spring our wildlife agency releases trout into these shallow streams to offer more opportunities to catch fish. There have been several times I have went…
Read MoreObituaries For July 13, 2022 Edition
Donna Latricia Adkins, 58 Will Dean Arnold, 89 Houston Barrett, 81 John R. Couch, 86 Shirley Ann Dhority, 79 Janice Louise Graves, 65 Fred D. Hart, 74 Mary Elizabeth Holmes,96 Delphia Riffle, 91 Geneva A. Threadgill, 98 Covie Wooley, 85 Vinson T. Wooley, 44 For complete obituaries, see the July 13th edition of The Lexington…
Read MoreDistrict Attorney Fights a Never-Ending Battle Against Drugs
Article by Steve Corlew- District Attorney General Jody S. Pickens has started the process of reactivating the 26th District Drug Task Force as part of his battle against crime. “The biggest problem is drugs,” Pickens said during an interview with The Lexington Progress last week. Illegal drugs are one of the leading causes of crime.…
Read MoreLexington National 6U All-Stars Crowned Champs
Article by Blake Franklin- As the all-star baseball season has been in full swing, local teams for the Lexington Little League program have been making some noise in tournament play. The 6U Lexington National team recently won their 6U district tournament and were crowned champions. This team effort by all the players was something that…
Read MoreThe Festival of the Lakes is Back with a Bang!
Article by Steve Corlew- The Festival of the Lakes is back with a bang to celebrate this country’s 246th birthday. A huge crowd braved the heat for the fireworks display at Beech Lake. People crowed both sides of the lake and lined up along West Church Street businesses to see the brilliant display, celebrating July…
Read MoreLexington National 8U Team Takes Championship
Article by Blake Franklin- The accolades keep coming in for local Lexington all-star teams. Another team that has claimed a district championship is the Lexington National 8U all-star team. With talent in abundance this year from Lexington Little League, this team adds to the mix in being able to scare opponents when stepping on the…
Read MoreEarly Voting Starts July 15th for the August General Election
Article by Steve Corlew- Early voting for the August 4th General Election will start Friday, July 15 at the Henderson County Election office on Natchez Trace Drive. The Henderson County and the state Judicial General Election will be held on that date. The state and federal primaries are also held on August 4th. The Sardis…
Read MoreLexington National 10U All-Stars Named District Champions
Article by Blake Franklin- The accomplishments and awards keep rolling in for the all-star teams that represent Lexington. This team is no exception, as they were crowned the district champion. The 10U Lexington National team took home the crown of the district tournament last Thursday, June 28, 2022. In winning the district tournament, the Lexington…
Read MoreHenderson County Fire Department to hold Junior Firefighter Camp
Article by Steve Corlew- The Henderson County Fire Department is holding its annual Jr. Firefighter Camp, July 13th through 15th at 50 Natchez Trace Drive. The camp is open to ages 13-17 but space is limited. To register call 731-968-4153. If you plan to attend the Friday open house, call the department. Primary focus is…
Read MoreLexington 12U All-Star Team Win Championship
Article by Blake Franklin- The Lexington 12U all-star team recently completed district tournament play and yet another team from Lexington sits atop the standings. Being crowned district champions, the Lexington 12U all-stars booked their stay in the upcoming state tournament that will begin soon. With teams at all levels taking home championships, this 12U Lexington…
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