Scotts Hill Lions Suffer Big Loss to Camden
Article by Jordan Morris- The Scotts Hill Lions basketball team played one game before Christmas break last week. The Lions faced-off with the Camden Lions. The Lions were unable to collect a win over Camden, and their record is now two wins and eight losses for the season. The first game last week was on…
Read MoreStanford is Considered the Father of County Fire Department
Article by Steve Corlew- Among firefighters in Henderson County and the state of Tennessee, Mike Stanford is considered the father of the county fire department. One young fireman came home recently and told his father that he fought fire with a legend. A former chief of the department, Stanford, 87, was there at the beginning.…
Read MoreLexington Lady Tigers Add a Win and a Loss to Their Record
Article by Jordan Morris- The Lexington Lady Tigers basketball team played one final game before the Christmas break. The Tigers took on their rival Riverside Lady Panthers. The Lady Tigers grabbed a win over the rival Panthers. Lexington’s record is now seven wins and two losses for the season. Last Tuesday, December 19th, the Lady…
Read MoreObituaries for December 27th, 2023
Maxine Dean, 97 Roy Grooms, 82 For complete obituaries, see the December 27th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreWorship Center Presents Play at Montgomery
Article by Steve Corlew- Worship Center put on a Christmas Play “I almost lost Christ this Christmas,” at the Montgomery Culture and Enrichment Center on Saturday, December 16th. The play was written and staged by Nerissa “Jerry” DeBerry with music performed by Parrish Rashad.
Read MoreLady Tigers Add a Win and a Loss to Their Record
Article by Jordan Morris- The Lexington Lady Tigers basketball team played two games last week. The Lady Tigers took on Liberty Tech and Bolivar Central. The Lady Tigers grabbed a win over both the teams. Lexington’s record is now six wins and two losses for the season. Last Tuesday, December 12th, the Lady Tigers faced…
Read MoreStitched With Love, Quilts Provide Comfort to Veterans
Article by Steve Corlew- They are stitched by hand, with love, to provide warmth and comfort to veterans. The Veteran’s Honor Guard of Parkers Crossroads members found themselves wrapped in handmade quilts that were recently gifted to the group in appreciation of their service to our country. Deborah Montague, Quilt of Valor Volunteer from the…
Read MoreScotts Hill Lions on a Small Losing Streak
Article by Jordan Morris- The Scotts Hill Lions basketball team played two games last week. The Lions faced-off with Hardin County and Chester County. The Lions were unable to collect a win over either of the teams, and their record is now two wins and seven losses for the season. The first game last week…
Read MoreLexington Police Investigate Armed Robberies
Article by Steve Corlew- The Lexington Police Department is seeking two suspects in connection with two separate armed robberies that occurred on Monday, December 18th. Calls were received from Family Dollar on West Church Street and from the I-40 Vape Shop within minutes of each incident according to authorities. Law enforcement officers quickly arrived on…
Read MoreLexington Tigers Take a Win and a Loss
Article by Jordan Morris- The Lexington Tigers basketball team played two games last week. The Tigers took on Liberty and Bolivar. The Tigers grabbed a win over Liberty and lost to Bolivar. Lexington’s record is now three wins and four losses for the season. Last Tuesday, December 12th, the Tigers faced off with the Liberty.…
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