Tigers Head to Bethel For 7-on-7
Article by Blake Franklin- With the offseason looking a bit different this season, in regard to last year when the COVID-19 pandemic started, this year is allowing for more opportunities to let teams get the work in that is needed to be more prepared to start the regular season come August. The Lexington High School…
Read MoreLCSS Board Meets
Article by W. Clay Crook- The Lexington City School Board met on Tuesday, July 20, 2021 in their regular session. The board approved a bid from UpChurch Mechanical for HVAC replacement at both schools. Director of Schools Cindy Olive said that the Federal ESSER money will be used to recoup the expenses of this project.…
Read MoreWanda Small Addresses Rotary on Medicare Solutions
Article by W. Clay Crook- The special guest speaker for the July 27, 2021, Lexington Rotary Club was Wanda Small with Medicare Solutions. Her office, which is located at 131 South Broad Street in Lexington, focuses on Medicare and health insurance. “Medicare is kind of like the alphabet, there is A, B, C, and D,”…
Read MoreOutdoor Truths
In just a few weeks, squirrel season will open in my area. These small game are not pursued as much as they used to be. But they are fun to hunt and are especially good for taking youth and first-time hunters into the woods. I have some fond memories from my early adulthood days and…
Read MoreAmerican Legion Post #77 Awards Achievement Certificates
Article Submitted- Two longtime members of American Legion Post #77 in Lexington were given Certificates of Appreciation for their dedication to the post and our local Veterans. Ben Pope (Adjutant) and Eric Kocke (2nd Vice Commander) will be moving on to new horizons and be closer to families. American Legion Post #77 members wish them…
Read MoreSimmons Bank Makes Donation to JSCC
Article by W. Clay Crook- Simmons Bank, located on West Church Street in Lexington, donated $1,500.00 to Jackson State Community College – Lexington Campus on Wednesday, July 21, 2021. The campus plans to offer a workforce readiness camp to help students prepare for college and the workforce. Jackson State Community College provides accessible learning opportunities…
Read MoreTWRA Response to Bird Disease Inquiries
Article Submitted- NASHVILLE — Reports of dead birds have been increasing in Tennessee due to the recent news coverage of a disease affecting birds in several eastern and midwestern states. The disease is reportedly causing eye swelling and crusty discharge from the eyes of birds and may also be associated with neurological symptoms. A significant…
Read MoreTBI Releases Annual ‘Crime in Tennessee’ Publication
Release- The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation released its 2020 ‘Crime in Tennessee’ publication, which details the volume and nature of crime, as reported by the state’s law enforcement agencies. The report compiles data submitted to TBI through the Tennessee Incident-Based Reporting System (TIBRS). The state’s 2020 crime data was undeniably impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic,…
Read MoreExperts Hosting Free Virtual Classes on Outdoor Skills
Article Submitted- Nashville, Tennessee – Tennessee Wildlife Federation’s Hunting and Fishing Academy is offering free virtual classes for those wanting to learn new outdoor skills or brush up old ones. To see a full list of upcoming classes and sign up, visit tnwf.org/virtual. The Academy’s virtual classes are hosted live throughout the year, revolving through…
Read MoreObituaries For July 28, 2021 Edition
Jerry Brewer, 68 Judy Carpenter Green, 68 Margaret Katherine Grice, 77 L. V. Hays, 88 William House, 64 Leon James, 77 Donna Monroe, 72 Marvin Taylor, NA For complete obituaries, see the July 28th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
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