County Commission Discusses Building Permits
Article by Steve Corlew They were divided by their beliefs of more freedom vs. more regulations as county commissioners on May 6th, discussed a building program prior to the approval of the commission’s minutes of a meeting earlier this year. One group in attendance advocated… For complete coverage, see the May 14th edition of The…
Read MoreLocal Anglers Shatter B.A.S.S. Records
Article by Jordan Morris The Scotts Hill Junior Anglers, Carson Randan and Parker Smith, won the state championship tournament this past Saturday and are the state points champions. They broke numerous B.A.S.S. state and national records this season by… For complete coverage, see the May 14th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreLexington Named Runner Up in District Championship
Article by Jordan Morris The Lexington Lady Tigers softball team played in their district tournament last week. The Lady Tigers did not have the outcome that they wanted. Lexington had their second game of the tournament on May 6th against McNairy, where they took a… For complete coverage, see the May 14th edition of The…
Read MoreObituaries May 14, 2025
Larry James Barker, 79 Mike Cunningham, 74 Selith Johnson- Kocisko, 82 Billie McAdams, 83 Cynthia Elaine Young, 70 Hallie “Diane” Miller Young, 69 Dr. Charles Wesley White Sr, 87 Larry Wayne Wilson, 72 For complete obituaries, see the May 14th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreCommunity Joins the Nation in Prayer for its Leaders
Article by Steve Corlew Community and religious leaders gathered for a “Call for Prayer” on the court lawn on Thursday May 1st continuing a long standing historical tradition in America. Lexington joined communities around the… For complete coverage, see the May 7th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreLady Tigers Locked in on District
Article by Jordan Morris The Lexington Lady Tigers softball team played five games last week. One of the five games kicked off the district tournament for the Lady Tigers. Lexington won three of the four final regular season games. The Tigers also won their first game in the district tournament. The Lady Tigers… For complete…
Read MoreLove and Support Helps Angela Spann Promote Water Safety
Article by Steve Corlew Angela Spann has been very busy reminding everyone of the importance of water safety during the month of May. She works tirelessly to educate others on water safety, organ transplants, and… For complete coverage, see the May 7th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreLions Win Two Games in District Tournament
Article by Jordan Morris The Scotts Hill Lions baseball team started their district tournament last week. The Lions played three games last week in the tournament and one game this Monday. The Lions lost their first game of the tournament and won two back-to-back. Scotts Hill has… For complete coverage, see the May 7th edition…
Read MoreDrill Tests Responders Reaction to a Disaster
Article by Steve Corlew Many emergency responders converged on Caywood Elementary School in Lexington on Monday, as the school system and city conducted a drill to simulate a tornado strike and gas leak. Henderson County Community Hospital also ran a simulation in conjunction with the drill so doctors, nurses and other… For complete coverage, see…
Read MoreTigers Knocked Out of District Tournament
Article by Jordan Morris The Lexington Tigers baseball team played four district tournament games last week. Lexington was eliminated this past Thursday from the district tournament, as the tournament was double elimination. Their season has… For complete coverage, see the May 7th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
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