SH Lions Demolish Clarksburg at Home
Article by Blake Franklin- In their second home game in as many nights, the Scotts Hill Lions faced off against Clarksburg High School on their home court on Tuesday, February 8, 2022. The Lions were coming off a win the night before and looking to continue their success on the night. Scotts Hill was too…
Read MoreRemains Found by West Tennessee Dive Identified as William Brian McKenzie
Release- The Jackson Police Department would like to thank all the volunteers of West Tennessee Dive Rescue and Recovery for their part in this investigation. Without their expertise and support the recovery of this vehicle could have been costly and potential evidence could have been lost. The Jackson Police Department responded to the discovery of…
Read MoreBig Red Tigers Handle Chester County Eagles
Article by Blake Franklin- Last Thursday evening, February 10, the Lexington High School Tigers basketball team hosted the Chester County Eagles. This game was one that Tiger fans came out for in support of their team. Lexington looked to secure a victory on the night to help with seeding in the district tournament that is…
Read MoreLFD Responds to Food Truck Fire
Article by W. Clay Crook- Around 6:15 p.m. on Saturday, February 12, 2022, ten firefighters with the Lexington Fire Department responded to a food truck fire on West Church Street. The North of the Border food truck is located on the lot across from Taco Bell. An accidental grease fire on the… For complete coverage,…
Read MoreLady Lions Make It Three Wins in a Row
Article by Blake Franklin- The Scotts Hill High School Lady Lions basketball team was on a recent string of success in winning back to back games. The Lady Lions went into the game against Riverside on February 10, 2022, looking to make in three in a row. What would be a game that went into…
Read MoreScotts Hill Board Meets
Article by W. Clay Crook- The Board of Mayor and Aldermen for Scotts Hill met on Monday evening, February 7, 2022, with a brief agenda. The board approved for the Water Department to have the wells cleaned, and the report from General Manager Clayton Armstrong was tabled as he could not attend the meeting. The…
Read MoreLady Tigers Collect Win Over Lady Lions
Article by Blake Franklin- As the team made their way into Regan, Tennessee this past Saturday evening to face off against their in-county rival Scotts Hill, the Lady Tigers were looking to revenge an earlier season loss to the same team. Lexington knew that it would be a tough atmosphere in playing on the road…
Read MoreObituaries For February 16, 2022 Edition
Joe Addison, 59 Wanda Baker, 84 Nancy Ann Blackman, 80 Debbie Carrington, 63 Kathey Lois Clifton, 68 Shannon Creasy, 70 Naomi Brewer Fiddler, 97 Larry Inman, 72 Danny lynn Prince, 62 Dorothy Mae Timberlake, 94 Roy Gene Waller, 76 Mary Francis Wheeler, 95 Vickie Lee Williams, 64 John Winstead, 77 For complete obituaries, see the…
Read MoreUndercover Investigation: Dangerous Drugs, Suspected Dealers Taken Off Henderson County Streets
Release- Henderson County Sheriff Brian Duke, in conjunction with TBI Director David Rausch, District 26 Attorney General Jody Pickens, and Assistant District Attorney Chad Wood announced in a special conference at 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, February 2, 2022, that 21 arrests had already been made in Operation Big Red Ice 2.0 The Tennessee Bureau of…
Read MoreBig Red Tigers Beat Chester County Eagles
Article by Blake Franklin- In the last push of regular season play, the Lexington High School Tigers basketball team is trying to accumulate all the wins possible in order to get a better seeding come district tournament time. LHS made their way to Chester County last Tuesday evening, February 1. The Tigers looked to take…
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