SH Lady Lions Bounce Back with Great Win
Article by Blake Franklin- After suffering a defeat to the Lady Panthers earlier last week, the Scotts Hill Lady Lions basketball team looked to get back on track with a game against Adamsville, last Friday evening. The Lady Lions would be on the road in the game against the Lady Cardinals, in what is always…
Read MoreLPD Seeks Assistance in Nidec Theft
Release- The Lexington Police Department is seeking public assistance with the identification of the vehicle and suspects depicted in these photographs. In the early morning hours of Sunday, January 23, 2022, two suspects entered a loading bay area of Nidec, on Natchez Trace Drive. These suspects stole spools of cooper wire valued at over $90,000.…
Read MoreSH Lions Win Two Games in a Row
Article by Blake Franklin- Coming off a big win over the team’s rival Riverside, the Scotts Hill Lions basketball team looked to continue the winning ways in a game against Adamsville last Friday evening, January 28. The Lions gave their fans much to be proud of and cheer for that night. In a closer game…
Read MoreBurning Rubbish Left Unattended Results in Property Damage
Article by W. Clay Crook- At 1:27 p.m. on Thursday, January 27, 2022, Henderson County Fire Stations 5, 9, and 7 responded to a shed fire in the 100 block of Union Hill Road off Hwy. 22 South. The shed was an exposure from a wildfire that originated from an adjacent property located on Tumbleweed…
Read MoreObituaries For February 2, 2022 Edition
Terry Edward Anglin, 78 Edna Kelley Little, 92 Alma L. Hutton, 91 Carolyn Ann Johnson Jeanette W Johnson, 65 Polly McCormick, 81 Patricia Gail Prater, 72 Patty Russell, 80 Deen Stokes, 93 Joe Terry Thompson, 79 Jerry Wayne Wilson, 83 Bennie Wyatt Yates, 90 For complete obituaries, see the February 2nd edition of The Lexington…
Read MoreLexington Board Holds Business Session
Article by W. Clay Crook- The Board of Mayor and Aldermen for Lexington met on Monday evening, January 24, 2022, for their regular business session. Lexington Mayor Jeff Griggs gave a recap of some of the issues from last week’s meeting for the members who were out during that meeting. On election signs, the item…
Read MoreSH Lady Lions Grab Victory Over Madison
Article by Blake Franklin- Taking a road trip into Madison County, Tennessee last Tuesday evening, January 18, the Lady Lions of Scotts Hill High School looked to grab a tough victory in their opponent’s gymnasium. Scotts Hill would be in for a tough game on the night as this contest was closer than what the…
Read MoreChamber Hosts Leadership Banquet
Article by W. Clay Crook- The Henderson County Chamber of Commerce hosted their Fourth Annual Leadership Class banquet at the Buttrey Wedding and Event Venue in Yuma on Saturday evening, January 22, 2022. Chamber Executive Director Melissa Gilbert said that “This class began pre-pandemic and faced many challenges to be able to successfully complete the…
Read MoreLHS Tigers Take Defeat Against Crockett County
Article by Blake Franklin- After a two game home stand, the LHS Tigers basketball team hit the road last Tuesday, January 18, 2022. Lexington made their way to Crockett County High School to match-up with the Cavaliers. The Tigers were hoping to get back on track with a win, but the night would be a…
Read MoreDuke’s District 4 Seat Confirmed, Will Run in District 3
Article by W. Clay Crook- A special called meeting for the Henderson County Commission was held on Thursday evening, January 20, 2022, to discuss the commissioner vacancy in District 4. The meeting was held at the Watson Center with over seventy people in attendance, along with media coverage, and a video feed from Matthew Hill,…
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