Local 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…
Read MoreLady Tigers Softball Team Three Game Win Streak.
Article by Jordan Morris- The Lexington Lady Tigers Softball team played three games last week. The Lady Tigers took on Jackson Christian, Dyer County, and the Scotts Hill Lady Lions. Lexington collected three wins. The Lady Tigers traveled to Jackson to face-off with JCS on Tuesday, March 26th. The Lady Tigers would For complete coverage,…
Read MoreScotts Hill Board Mulls Fire Equipment Solution
Article by Steve Corlew- The Scotts Hill aldermen discussed the age of the city’s fire trucks and the need for plans for future maintenance or replacement during its meeting on Monday, April 1st. Recently the city 2004 truck was back from repairs, but it had been in the shop for 10 months. Fire Chief Adam…
Read MoreScotts Hill Lion Baseball Team Go 3-2 in Five Games
Article by Jordan Morris- The Scotts Hill Lions Baseball team played five games last week. The Lions took on Libert Tech in a double header, faced off with Chester County twice, and played Hardin County over the weekend. Scotts Hill collected three wins in those two games. The Lions hosted Liberty on Monday, March 25th…
Read MoreScotts Hill Lion Softball Team Collect Three Wins
Article by Jordan Morris- The Scotts Hill Lady Lions Softball team played five games last week. The Lady Lions took on Libert Tech in a double header, faced off with USJ, TCA, and played Lexington to finish their week. Scotts Hill collected three wins in those five games. The Lady Lions hosted Liberty on Tuesday,…
Read MoreObituaries for April 3, 2024
L. Bingham, 91 Thomas Ray Cannon, 79 Peggy Elaine Davis, 77 Jerry Neal Lewis, 84 Cecil Shannon, 88 Winnie Ruth Allsup Skipper, 90 Harold Rushing, 85 James Wray, 38 For complete obituaries, see the April 3rd edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreCommissioners Vote “No” to TIF for Subdivision
Article by Steve Corlew- The Henderson County Commission heard from residents on both sides of the issue, and voted against a plan that would have helped bring 72 new homes to Lexington. Prior to the vote, a show of hands from the crowd indicating whether they were “for” or “against” the project showed support of…
Read MoreLexington Lady Tigers Softball Compete Nine Games in One Week
Article by Jordan Morris- The Lexington Lady Tigers softball team played nine games last week. The Lady Tigers took on Crockett County and Northside in Monday and Tuesday. Lexington then traveled to Murfreesboro to play multiple games in tournament play. Lexington hosted the Crocket County on Monday, March 18th for the first game. The Lady…
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