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Lexington Can’t Keep Up With Gibson County

Article by Blake Franklin- The Lexington High School Tigers basketball team participated in the Thanksgiving Classic held in Gibson County on Friday, November 26, 2021. The Tigers would face off against the host team looking to secure another victory on the season. Coming off a loss in their previous game, Lexington was wanting to get…

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Tennessee Season to Remember Ceremony to be Held Virtually December 2nd

Release- Holidays can be a difficult time for families missing their loved ones, and particularly for victims and survivors of homicide. That’s why federal, state, and local public safety officials have hosted “Tennessee Season to Remember” every year since 2003 to honor and remember victims and survivors of homicide. This year, due to the ongoing…

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Outdoor Truths

I spent Saturday morning with about eight other friends and acquaintances, hunting deer. My mood was still melancholy because of the unseasonably warm weather, but the company and camaraderie made up for it. Our group was made up of the young and old, the experienced and the novice, and those who just came along for…

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Obituaries For November 24, 2021 Edition

April Aston, 44 Lisa Barnickel, 59 James A. Delaney, 77 Joel Edward Gordon, 86 Julie Adams Higgins, 55 Felicity Nicole Inman, 19 Yvonne Johnson, 69 Donald W. Jones, 68 Lacey Adams Maness, 34 Tammy Melson, 52 William R. Miller, Jr., 72 Walter Byron Moore, 58 Billie Jo Peters, 51 Wanda Kay Sego, 62 Tracy Tucker,…

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Manufacturer Invests $16 Million, Bringing 155 New Jobs

Release- Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee, Department of Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bob Rolfe and 86 Pearson Lane, LLC officials announced on Tuesday, November 16, 2021, that the startup company will establish new manufacturing operations in Lexington. 86 Pearson Lane, a commercial heat exchanger manufacturer, will invest $16 million and create 155 new jobs as…

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Lexington Tigers Start New Season with Win

Article by Blake Franklin- The Lexington Big Red Tigers basketball team is under first year head coach Jason Fitch this season and the Tigers put up big numbers to start under the new regime. Lexington was wanting to get the season started and get the first win under their belt. The Tigers were able to…

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LHS Beta Receives Honors at Convention

Article by Nicki Johnson- As many of you may have noticed, I do not post as much as I used to during the Beta Convention. I am just so busy, and I know our Booster parents will take plenty. With that said, this is not a photo dump since I have few. Instead, it’s an…

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Lady Lions Triumphant Over Clifton Lady Lions

Article by Blake Franklin- The season tipped of last Tuesday evening, November 16, 2021, for the Scott Hill Lady Lions basketball team. This year’s team is looking to have a big season ahead and got things started in the right direction with their first game of the season. The Lady Lions welcomed Clifton to their…

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Ayers Street Man Arrested on Attempted 2nd Degree Murder, Kidnapping, Child Abuse and other Charges

Article by W. Clay Crook- Marco Antonio Davalos, age 33 of Ayers Street in Lexington, was arrested on November 15, 2021, on aggravated assault, domestic related assault, false imprisonment, criminal attempt of 2nd degree murder, aggravated kidnapping, three counts of child abuse and neglect, and attempted assault on a fetus. According to the court documents,…

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Lions Open Season with Win Over Frank Hughes

Article by Blake Franklin- Last Tuesday evening, November 16, 2021, the Scotts Hill Lions basketball team tipped off their season by hosting Frank Hughes in Reagan, Tennessee. This is one of the annual Hall of Fame games that Scotts Hill participates in each year. The Lions got things rolling quickly and made sure to start…

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