Lexington Falls on Homecoming, Drops Pair of Home Games
Article by Jordan Morris The Lexington Tigers endured a tough week at home, dropping a pair of games despite continued effort on the floor. Lexington opened the week Tuesday, Jan. 13, with a 79–32 loss in its first home contest. The Tigers faced… For complete coverage, see the January 21st edition of The Lexington Progress.…
Read MoreObituaries January 21, 2026
John Lindquist, 67 Jason William Mulford, 55 James Pope Thomas, 95 For complete obituaries, see the January 21st edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read More911 Board Steps Back to Ponder Next Move
Article by Steve Corlew The Henderson County 911 Emergency Communication Board continues trying to find a path to help stakeholders as they discussed how to improve their response to emergency calls. Two months ago, the board voted to… For complete coverage, see the January 21st edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreMLK Legacy Remembered During Annual Celebration
Article by Steve Corlew It was a day to reflect on the words and legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr. as a large crowd gathered to listen, pray and sing during the annual ceremony at Montgomery Cultural and Enrichment Center on Monday, January 19th. It wasn’t just a state and national holiday, but a time…
Read MoreLady Lions Fall at Lexington
Article by Jordan Morris The Scotts Hill Lady Lions traveled to Lexington on Tuesday, Jan. 6, and suffered a 43–29 loss to the Lexington Lady Tigers. Scotts Hill battled throughout the… For complete coverage, see the January 14th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreHCBOE Approves New Alternative School
Article by Steve Corlew With behavioral and learning problems for younger students on the rise, the Henderson County Board of Education has opted to create an alternative school for K-5th grades when board members met on Thursday, January 8th. The board also recognized the and principal of the year and approved the 2026-27 school calendar.…
Read MoreScotts Hill Lions Drop Pair of Games
Article by Jordan Morris The Scotts Hill Lions faced a challenging week, dropping a pair of contests against tough opponents. On Tuesday, Jan. 6, the Lions traveled to Lexington and fell 75–53 to the Lexington Tigers. Scotts Hill stayed competitive early, trailing just… For complete coverage, see the January 14th edition of The Lexington Progress.…
Read MoreRangers Involved in Shooting at Natchez Trace Park
Article by Steve Corlew The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is continuing to investigate the circumstances surrounding a Friday night’s shooting incident at Natchez Trace State Park that left one man dead. Bradley David Kodor, 26, from Middle Tennessee, was… For complete coverage, see the January 14th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreLexington Lady Tigers Claim Pair of Wins
Article by Jordan Morris The Lexington Lady Tigers turned in a strong week on the hardwood, earning two victories. Lexington opened play Tuesday, Jan. 6, with a 43–29 win over the Scotts Hill Lady Lions. Cara Roach led all scorers with… For complete coverage, see the January 14th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreResidency and Politics Dominate City Meeting
Article by Steve Corlew What should have been a routine meeting discussing utilities operation, turned into a challenge about residency and a discussion of politics During what was the first meeting of the Lexington City Board to discuss utility business, two city aldermen challenged each other following a… For complete coverage, see the January 14th…
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