Stephen’s Ministry Seeks to Expand Its Reach
Article by Steve Corlew Suicide is the third leading cause of death of people between 10 and 24 years of age in Tennessee and that is why Stephen’s Ministry is reaching out with its “Question, Persuade, and Refer” (QPR) program hoping to bring awareness and offer help to young adults. It is a tough topic,…
Read MoreTigers Energize Fans at Meet the Tigers, Face Huntingdon in Jamboree
Article by Jordan Morris The Lexington Big Red Tigers kicked off their 2025 football campaign last week with a pair of big events that drew plenty of attention from fans and set the tone for the season ahead. Last Tuesday night, the annual “Meet the Tigers” event brought the… For complete coverage, see the August…
Read MoreCounty Board of Education Recognizes Tenure Teachers
Article by Steve Corlew Ten Henderson County educators were awarded tenure during the monthly meeting of the board of education on Thursday, August 14th. The board met at South Side school and toured the facility and the STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) Mobile Lab prior to the meeting. The board will… For complete coverage,…
Read MoreMinutemen Blank Hardin County, 38–0
Article by Jordan Morris Minutemen have an explosive first half, while defense powers them to their second straight blowout. In Savannah, TN on August 14, The Lexington Middle School Minutemen roared to another decisive victory Monday night, dismantling… For complete coverage, see the August 20th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreEarly Voting Begins Friday, Large Turnout Expected
Article by Steve Corlew A large turnout is expected as early voting in the September 11th Lexington City Election begins on Friday, August 22nd. Polls will open at 9:00 a.m. on Friday at the election commission office at 435 West Church Street according to Election Administrator Robin Powers. Voters are… For complete coverage, see the…
Read MoreLions Host Annual Meet the Lions, Display Grit in Jamboree
Article by Jordan Morris Excitement for the 2025 football season is building in Scotts Hill after a busy and spirited week that gave fans their first look at the Lions both on and off the field. The annual “Meet the Lions” night took place last Thursday at Lions Stadium, bringing together… For complete coverage, see…
Read MoreObituaries August 20, 2025
JoAnn Noe Blakney, 92 Jessie Neal Cook, 85 Shawnda Cook, 59 Larry Wayne Meggs, 81 Cathy Russell, 73 Carol Ann Stone For complete obituaries, see the August 20th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreLions and Tigers Close Out Preseason with Final Scrimmages
Article by Jordan Morris With the regular season just around the corner, the Scotts Hill Lions and Lexington High School Tigers hit the field one final time for preseason action. These final scrimmages were more than just a tune-up—they were a crucial opportunity to evaluate lineups, correct mistakes, and build momentum heading into Week 1.…
Read MoreAnimal Shelter Faces Financial Crisis
Article by Steve Corlew Just like with your home budget, the dollar is not going as far as it used to, and for the local animal shelter that could lead to the end of a dream. The late Frances Halbrook Hensley hoped her dream of helping abandoned and abused dogs and cats would be… For…
Read MoreScotts Hill Received Park Makeover
Article by Steve Corlew The town of Scotts Hill’s city park was spruced up by the Henderson County Chamber of Commerce’s Leadership team during a work session on Saturday, August 9th. Mayor Woody Capley said he appreciated the team’s work on the city park. The team… For complete coverage, see the August 13th edition of…
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