Lexington City Board Holds Work Session
Article by W. Clay Crook- The Lexington Board of Mayor and Aldermen held their monthly work session virtually through WebEx on Monday evening, April 19, 2021. The work sessions are non-voting workshops that discuss the items to be voted on during the next week’s meeting. Attorney Lewis Cobb, along with Johnny Melton, addressed the board…
Read MoreSH Lady Lions Softball Victorious Over Collinwood
Article by Blake Franklin- After coming off a big win over Adamsville, the Lady Lions Softball team did not ease up heading into their match-up against Collinwood. Scotts Hill kept the gas pedal down as they would have another impressive outing and collect another win on the season. Scotts Hill defeated Collinwood by a final…
Read MoreFalcon Plastics Breaks Ground
Article by W. Clay Crook- Falcon Plastics, located in the Timberlake Industrial Park, Lexington, has broken ground for their new warehouse site. The lot is being cleared on the south side of the facility for a new 20,000 square foot warehouse. The site plan was approved by the Lexington Municipal – Regional Planning Commission on…
Read MoreLady Tigers Complete Back to Back Shutouts
Article by Blake Franklin- With Lexington having a full slate of games last week, throughout the week and into the weekend, the Lady Tigers would show fans that they meant business coming into a busy part of the schedule. Lexington would travel to North Side last Monday, April 12, and then be on the road…
Read MoreScotts Hill Celebrating 150 Years of Education
Article by W. Clay Crook- Scotts Hill is continuing its celebration of 150 years of education in the community. Local Scotts Hill historian, David Austin, has been sharing photographs and information on the Scotts Hill Heritage social media site, and Scotts Hill Elementary and Scotts Hill High School have been enjoying events. Austin shared a…
Read MoreScotts Hill Baseball Splits with South Side
Article by Blake Franklin- Last week the Scott Hill Lions baseball team had a home and away series with the South Side Hawks program on Monday and Tuesday evenings. The Lions would compete in both games spectacularly and if not for one hit in the series, Scotts Hill would have taken both games. In the…
Read MoreNew Dollar General Under Construction at Highway 22 and Highway 100 Crossing
Article by W. Clay Crook- A new Dollar General Store is under construction at the Highway 22 and Highway 100 crossing in the south end of the county. The site is just southeast of the crossing, behind the Bailey One Stop Grocery. On Friday, April 16, 2021, Henderson County Mayor Eddie Bray visited the work…
Read MoreLHS Tigers Come Up Short Against Adamsville
Article by Blake Franklin- Last Monday night, April 12, the LHS Tigers baseball team hosted the Adamsville Cardinals at the Henderson County Sportsplex. In an early battle between the two teams, it would be Adamsville who got on the scoreboard first. Lexington did all they could but ultimately weren’t able to plate any runners and…
Read MoreWildersville Organizes Community Watch
Article by W. Clay Crook- Over thirty members of the Wildersville Community met on April 13, 2021 to form a neighborhood watch program. Among the group were Sheriff Brian Duke, County Commissioners Shana Duke and Mike Lefler, and Deputies Brandon Kizer and Junior Howard. “We had a really good turnout tonight at the… For the…
Read MoreScotts Hill Shines at the Plate Over Adamsville
Article by Blake Franklin- Hitting the road last week, the SH Lady Lions softball team made their way into Adamsville, Tennessee on Tuesday, April 13. Coming off a tough loss to South Side, the Lady Lions were looking to get back on track. With a big day at the plate for Scotts Hill, the Lady…
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