Election Countdown Continues, Early Voting Ends Saturday
Article by Steve Corlew Early voting ends on Saturday as the candidates are making final appeals for votes in the 2025 Lexington Municipal Election. Voters have been making a steady trek to the Henderson County Election office on West Church Street to cast ballots in what could possibly be a… For complete coverage, see the…
Read MoreLexington Lady Tigers Dominate on the Court
Article by Jordan Morris The Lexington High School Lady Tigers volleyball team turned in an impressive week of play, picking up big wins over Northside, Scotts Hill, and South Side. The Lady Tigers opened the week with a commanding sweep of… For complete coverage, see the September 3rd edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreObituaries September 3, 2025
Mary Arlene Johnson Brown, 78 William Thomas Dailey II, 55 Betty Dennison, 83 Robert Earl Hayes, 83 Justin Rhodes, 32 Lula Mae “Polly” Scott, 91 Jackie Lynn Story, 55 For complete obituaries, see the September 3rd edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreLexington School Board Meets New Teachers
Article by Steve Corlew The Lexington City School Board met its new teachers for the 2025-26 school year and approved a budget amendment during its meeting on Tuesday, August 19th. A change in the state’s funding to the Lexington City School system due to… For complete coverage, see the August 27th edition of The Lexington…
Read MoreLexington Opens Season with 24-7 Win Over Bolivar
Article by Jordan Morris The Lexington Tigers started their 2025 football campaign in strong fashion Friday night, earning a 24-7 road victory over the Bolivar Tigers. Behind a balanced attack and a stingy defense, Lexington moved to 1-0 on the year while… For complete coverage, see the August 27th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe…
Read MoreAldermen Revisit Property Tax Freeze, Discuss Debt
Article by Steve Corlew With the September city election just weeks away, the Lexington Board of Aldermen worked through its monthly meeting agenda revisiting a property tax freeze for the city’s property owners who are 65-years and older, received a review of the city’s debt position and delayed… For complete coverage, see the August 27th…
Read MoreBoard of Education Reviews Five-Year Plan
Article by Steve Corlew The Henderson County Board of Education met this past week reviewing its five-year plan for the district looking at a variety of issues from building improvements, children’s safety, to employee retirement and teacher bonus. The board meeting was held at its office on Wilson Street on Thursday, August 21st. The meeting…
Read MoreLady Tigers Sweep the Week with Three Big Wins
Article by Jordan Morris The Lexington High School Lady Tigers volleyball team delivered an impressive week of play, securing three victories over South Gibson, Dyer County, and Hardin County to extend their winning streak and build momentum heading… For complete coverage, see the August 27th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreBruceton Tops Scotts Hill 35-6 in Season Opener
Article by Jordan Morris Bruceton – The Scotts Hill Lions struggled to find their footing in their season opener Friday night, falling 35-6 on the road to the Bruceton Tigers. Despite showing flashes of promise in the run game, the Lions were unable to… For complete coverage, see the August 27th edition of The Lexington…
Read MoreObituaries August 27, 2025
Judy Karen Brantley, 68 Bobby Lee Cogdell, 79 Marsha Duke, 73 John Paul Holmes, 76 Jerry Taylor, 94 For complete obituaries, see the August 27th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
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