LHS Volleyball Have Another Solid Week
Article by Jordan Morris The Lady Tigers volleyball team continue to play great. The Lady Tigers finished with a record of 22-6 overall and 10-0 in district games. Lexington faced Liberty, North Side, and USJ last week. The Lady Tigers also played a tournament in Crockett County where they won four games and l… For…
Read MoreObituaries October 2, 2024
Elizabeth Eason, 84 Barbara Ruth LaRose, 83 Bessie Ruth Hays Lunsford, 72 Jewel Helen Powers. 87 Betty Ann Price, 84 Bettye Blue Sullivan, 79 Maridith Wood, 95 For complete obituaries, see the September 2nd edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreLHS Volleyball Continues Winning Streak
Article by Jordan Morris The Lady Tigers volleyball team had a great week. The Lady Tigers finished with a record of 18-6 overall and 7-0 in district games. Lexington faced Scotts Hill, Chester County, and South Side last week. The team had another solid week. The Lady Tigers went head-to-head with Scotts Hill last Monday,…
Read MoreWalker Elected BOE Chairman, AI Postponed
Article by Steve Corlew The Henderson County Board of Education unanimously elected John Walker its new chairman and postponed any action on a request to use an artificial intelligence (AI) program, during its monthly meeting, August 19th. Walker, who represents District 6, was unanimously approved as the new board chairman, replacing… For complete coverage, see…
Read MoreScotts Hill Lions Lose to Mckenzie
Article by Jordan Morris Scotts Hill High School football program traveled to McKenzie this past Friday, September 20th. The Lions had another rough outing against The Rebels. They could not manage to get in the endzone. The final score of the game saw McKenzie ahead 63-0. The Lions travel to Jackson, TN to go head…
Read MoreWalk Planned for Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Article by Steve Corlew Officials will host the 2nd annual Domestic Violence Awareness Walk, October 4th at Beech Lake in Lexington. The Lexington Police Department, Henderson County Sheriff’s Office and officials with WRAP, West Tennessee Legal Services and the 26th District Attorney’s Office will be on hand to demonstrate their solidarity… For complete coverage, see…
Read MoreBig Red Tigers Fall Short to MBA
Article by Jordan Morris The Lexington Tigers football program played their second home game this past Friday, September 20th. Lexington took on Memphis Business Academy and allowed the second half comeback. The final score of the ball game saw MBA ahead 40-28. The Tigers will… For complete coverage, see the September 25th edition of The…
Read MoreCity Discusses Zoning, Parks, and New County Animal Fee
Article by Steve Corlew The Lexington City Board approved the first reading of new zoning regulations, discussed the bids on a new city park, and discussed the recent a new county animal fee during its regular monthly meeting on Monday, September 23rd. While most of the hour and a half meeting dealt with routine city…
Read MoreObituaries September 25, 2024
Mae Nelle Stanfill Grissom 98 Frank Rogers, 84 Iva Lee Segraves, 71 Martha Jo Shelton, 69 Michael A. Singleton, 66 Katie Wulfert, 45 For complete obituaries, see the September 25th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today
Read MoreCounty Commission Approves Animal Fee
Article by Steve Corlew Animals at large has been a problem in Lexington and Henderson County for years and now the Henderson County Commission is trying to address it with a fee on responsible animal owners. On Tuesday, September 10th, commissioners unanimously approved a resolution to have a fee collected on each rabies vaccination and…
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