Man Faces Attempted Murder Charges in Stabbing
Article by Steve Corlew A 41-year-old Henderson County man faces attempted first degree murder charges in connection with a stabbing at Walmart in Lexington. Randy Wayne Wynes appeared Tuesday, November 25th, in Henderson County General Session Court after being… For complete coverage, see the November 26th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreObituaries November 26, 2025
Billy Glyn Bray, 74 Jonathan E. Bright, 50 James Gary Britt, 72 Warner “Duke” Hatton, 85 Ronald Joe Hehe, 89 Thomas Harold Petty, 85 Mary Loudean Keen Williams, 93 For complete obituaries, see the November 26th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreLions and Lady Lions Start Season on the Road
Article by Jordan Morris The Scotts Hill Lions and Lady Lions are set to tip off their 2025–26 basketball season this week, officially marking the start of another exciting winter of high school hoops in Henderson County. Both teams will travel to Hardin County for their season openers, which will be… For complete coverage, see…
Read MoreCity Board Discusses Charter, Reviews Employee List and Budget
Article by Steve Corlew Lexington’s Board of Aldermen discussed a possible change in the towns charter and reviewed employee organizational charts, vehicle and equipment lists of the city departments during an informal work session on Thursday, November 13th. Officials could not take any specific action, since the meeting was informal. Alderwoman Sandra Wood was absent.…
Read MoreLexington Basketball Set to Tip Off After Meet The Tigers Event
Article by Jordan Morris The wait is over. Basketball season has officially arrived for the Lexington High School Tigers and Lady Tigers, and excitement is already building across Big Red Country. The teams take the court for opening week action following a spirited and well-attended Meet the Tigers event held last week inside the LHS…
Read MoreSchool Board Reviews Scotts Hill Elementary Plans
Article by Steve Corlew The Henderson County Board of Education members got a close-up view of improvements planned for Scotts Hill Elementary School and they approved supplements for Fine Arts and Cross Country during the board’s monthly meeting on Thursday, November 13th. Board members also heard… For complete coverage, see the November 19th edition of…
Read MoreTigers Fall in Second Round, Finish Season 8–4
Article by Jordan Morris The Lexington Tigers’ strong postseason push came to a close Friday night with a 37–6 loss to the Springfield Yellow Jackets in the second round of the Class 4A playoffs. Despite the defeat, the Tigers finished the year 8–4, a significant turnaround from last season’s 4–7 record and a… For complete…
Read MoreHenderson County Man Dies in Accident on US 412
Article by Steve Corlew A 30-year-old Henderson County man died as a result of injuries from a two-vehicle accident to U.S. 412 West near Old Juno Road on… For complete coverage, see the November 19th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreObituaries November 19, 2025
Inez Spain Adkins, 74 James Elmo Blakney, 92 Deborah Goodman Camper, 69 Larry E. Carroll, Jr., 82 Rieva Conway, 87 Dana Shontele Scott Craft, 46 Johnny Dyess III, 67 Tyler Ray Ledbetter George Lee Reed, 97 Jimmy Tucker, 81 Patsy Webb, 94 Doris Jean Taylor Williams, 82 For complete obituaries, see the November 19th edition…
Read MoreHenderson Countians Hear The Call to Help Others
Article by Steve Corlew Henderson Countians continued to open their hearts and fill the food baskets of those around the county in need. Volunteers were out in force at the United Methodist Church’s Food Pantry, waiting patiently for the truck to arrive on Thursday. American Legion members were out… For complete coverage, see the November…
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