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Scotts Hill Lady Lions Grab Four Wins

Article by Jordan Morris- The Scotts Hill Lady Lions basketball team played four games last week. The Lady Lions competed against Jackson Central twice, Madison, and Riverside. Scotts Hill won all four games. The first game was on Monday, February 5th, against Jackson Central. In the first quarter, Scotts Hill posted… For complete coverage, see…

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Rescuers Honored at Scotts Hill Board Meeting

Article by Steve Corlew- The Scotts Hill City board took time out to help honor two residents and the town’s Chief of Police for the recent rescue of a Scotts Hill couple after their vehicle left the road and entered a pond on Tennessee 114 South at the city limits. The commendations were presented on…

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Lexington Tigers Collect Two Wins

Article by Jordan Morris- The Lexington Tigers basketball team played three games over the past week. The Tigers took on South Side, Hardin County, and Chester County. The Tigers were able collect two wins in those three games. On February 6th, the Tigers took on Jackson South Side. In the first quarter, Lexington scored… For…

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Bryant Hollingsworth Transitions to Athletic Director

Article by Steve Corlew- Lexington High School’s Bryant Hollingsworth is in the process of transitioning to a new position with the Henderson County Board of Education. The LHS Quarterback Club will be honoring Coach Hollingsworth on Sunday, February 18th, at 2:00 p.m. at the LHS auditorium. The former LHS football coach will now… For complete…

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Scotts Hill Lions Go 1-3

Article by Jordan Morris- The Scotts Hill Lions basketball team played three games last week. The Lady Lions competed against Jackson Central twice, Madison, and Riverside. Scotts Hill won one out of the four games. The first game was on Monday, February 5th, against Jackson Central. In the first quarter, Scotts Hill posted… For complete…

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MLK Celebration Now Slated for February 19th

Article by Steve Corlew- Snow and hazardous road conditions forced the cancelation of the Martin Luther King, Jr., Day on January 15th, so now the community will try again on Monday, February 19th at the Montgomery Cultural and Enrichment Center. The event was one of many cancelled due to the winter storm. Organizers chose to…

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Lady Tigers Grab a Win in Three Games

Article by Jordan Morris- The Scotts Hill Lions basketball team played three games last week. The Lady Lions competed against Jackson Central twice, Madison, and Riverside. Scotts Hill won one out of the four games. The first game was on Monday, February 5th, against Jackson Central. In the first quarter, Scotts Hill posted… For complete…

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Obituaries for February 14, 2024

Alan “Double A” Anderson, 63 Jan S. Dobiesz, 90 Larry J. Hatchett, 78 Robert Davis Hill, Sr., 88 Samuel David “Sammy” McAdams, 90 Ruth Evelyn Moore, 90 Gerol Lynn Roach, 74 Billie Elliott Todd, 92 Brandon Dale “Bubba” Wood, 37 For complete obituaries, see the February 14th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!

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Salary Adjustments Approved for City Employees

Article by Steve Corlew- Lexington city employees could see at least a five percent pay increase after July 1st as part of a salary adjustment the aldermen has been debating for over a year. Meeting in a special session on Monday, February 5th, the city board faced up… For complete coverage, see the February 7th…

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Lexington Lady Tigers Win 2 out of 3 Games

Article by Jordan Morris- The Lexington Lady Tigers basketball team played three games over the past week. The Tigers took on Jackson North Side, Hardin County, and Jackson South Side. The Lady Tigers collected two wins in those three games. On January 30th, the Lady Tigers took on Jackson North Side. In the first quarter,…

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