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State of the City

  Article by Steve Corlew- Jeffery Griggs is proud to be the mayor of Lexington. It is a growing, vibrant, and safe community with a lot to offer new business and industry, he told the Lexington Rotary Club during his annual State of the City address on Tuesday, April 30th. Each year the civic club…

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Henderson County Awarded Additional Broadband Funds

          Article by Steve Corlew- Henderson County was awarded nearly $100,000 in additional broadband expansion funds for projects such as Wi-Fi in the parks, computers in the library, and tech help. Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announced on Tuesday, April 30th, the Henderson County was awarded $99,999.41 as part of a $162.7…

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Lexington Tigers Baseball Team Knocked Out of Postseason

  Article by Jordan Morris-   The Lexington Tigers baseball team played three district tournament games last week. The Tigers took on Hardin County, McNairy Central, and South Side. Lexington collected one win and were eliminated from the post season. Lexington hosted Hardin County on Wednesday, May 1st. for the first game. The Tigers would…

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Lady Lions Lose Last Regular Season Game

  Article by Jordan Morris-   The Scotts Hill Lady Lions Softball team played their final regular season game against Bruceton. Scotts Hill came up short to the Bruceton Lady Tigers. Scotts Hill was set to play their first district tournament game on Monday, but the game was rained out and took place yesterday. The…

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Lexington Lady Tigers on a Win Streak

  Article by Jordan Morris-   The Lexington Lady Tigers team played three district games last week and played in the district tournament Monday. The Lady Tigers took on Hardin County, Southside, McNairy Central and, Southside Monday for their first district tournament game. The Lady Tigers grabbed… Lexington traveled to Hardin County on Tuesday, April…

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Scotts Hill Lions Named District Champions

  Article by Jordan Morris-   The Scotts Hill Lions Baseball team played two district tournament games last week and played in the district championship on Monday. The Lions went head-to-head with Madison and Riverside. Scotts Hill grabbed two wins and played Riverside again in the district championship on Monday. The Lions hosted Madison on…

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County Commission to Hold Major Road Plan Hearing

  Article by Steve Corlew- The Henderson County Commission will hold a public hearing on the county’s major road plan after it was approved by the county planning commission. The hearing will be held on June 11th, at 7:00 p.m. The planning commission met on Thursday, May 2nd at the Henderson County Courthouse giving its…

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Obituaries May 8, 2024

Judy Anderson Carlos, 68 Amber Michelle Moore, 31 Bryson Neil Swafford, 22 Ricky Lynn Wallace, 48 Emily Jo Evans, 33 For complete obituaries, see the May May 8th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!

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Stephen’s Ministry Provides Faith Based Counseling

Article by Steve Corlew- A lost child and a parent’s love has led a local Henderson County couples’ journey to create a faith-based counseling center in Lexington. Thursday officials help celebrate and remember… For complete coverage, see the May 1st edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!

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Lexington Lady Tigers Collect Two Wins in Four Games

Article by Jordan Morris- The Lexington Lady Tigers team played four games over the past week. The Lady Tigers took on Huntingdon, Hardin County, Crockett County, and Scotts Hill. The Lady Tigers grab two wins and two losses in those four games. Lexington traveled to Huntingdon on Monday, April 22nd for the first game. The…

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