Two Henderson County School Employees Indicted
Article by Steve Corlew- A Scotts Hill Elementary School principal and teacher have been suspended after being indicted by a Henderson County Grand Jury on April 1st. A Tennessee Comptroller’s Office investigation resulted in… For complete coverage, see the April 10th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreLady Tigers Softball Takes Five Wins Last Week
Article by Jordan Morris- The Lexington Lady Tigers Softball team played three games last week plus three tournament games last Saturday. The Lady Tigers took on McNairy, Chester County, and Jackson Southside Lexington collected three wins. Then, Lexington hosted a tournament last Saturday and faced-off with Crockett County, Adamsville, and Brighton. The Lady Tigers traveled…
Read MoreScotts Hill Lion Baseball Collect Three Wins in Four Games
Article by Jordan Morris- The Scotts Hill Lions Baseball team played four games last week. The Lions faced off with their rival Riverside Panthers twice and McNairy twice. Scotts Hill collected three wins in those four games. The Lions hosted Riverside on Monday, April 1st. The Lions would play a solid game on the defensive…
Read MoreFormer Volunteer Fire Chief Indicted by Grand Jury
Article by Steve Corlew- The Henderson County Fire Department, Station 7, is trying to assure supporters that it had taken steps to ensure financial accountability after a former chief was indicted on charges of theft, forgery, and tampering with or fabricating evidence. Christopher Daylon McPeake, 25, was… For complete coverage, see the April 10th edition…
Read MoreScotts Hill Lion Softball Add Two Wins to Record
Article by Jordan Morris- The Scotts Hill Lady Lions Softball team played three games last week. The Lady Lions took on Camden, Madison, and Southside. In those three games the Lady Lions added two more wins to their record. The Lady Lions traveled to Camden on Monday, April 1st. The Lady Lions would… For complete…
Read MoreRough Week for the Lexington Tigers Baseball Team
Article by Jordan Morris- The Lexington Tigers baseball team played four games last week. The Tigers took on Chester County twice and Bolivar twice. Lexington collected only one win in the four games. Lexington traveled to Chester County on Monday, April 1st. for the first game. The Tigers would… For complete coverage, see the April…
Read MoreObituaries for April 10, 2024
Sandy Sue Azbill, 60 Peggy Elaine Davis, 77 Ellen Lucille Fields, 77 Buddy Joe Hanna, 66 Jeffrey Madison Wolfe, 62 James Wray, 38 For complete obituaries, see the April 10th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreLocal Goodwill Employee Receives Car
Article by Steve Corlew- Friday’s gift of a car to Katrina Newlin brought a big smile to her face and tears of joy, as it gave a single mother the transportation she needs to provide for her family. Goodwill Industries of Middle Tennessee awarded her a car through the Wheels to Work Initiative. Co-workers, friends,…
Read MoreLexington Tigers Baseball Team Snags Three Wins
Article by Jordan Morris- The Lexington Tigers baseball team played four games last week. The Tigers took on McNairy twice and USJ twice. Lexington collected three wins in the four games. Lexington hosted McNairy Central on Monday, March 25th for the first game. The Tigers would pull… For complete coverage, see the April 3rd edition…
Read MoreGood Idea Solar Briefs County Joint Economic Board
Article by Steve Corlew- Henderson County community leaders heard from one of the principals of a solar energy company about plans that could help them save money on electric cost. Ian Gorski, a Henderson County native who is also vice-president of Good Idea Solar, explained how his company was in… For complete coverage, see the…
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