Scotts Hill Lady Lions Fall to Hardin and Chester County
Article by Jordan Morris- The Scotts Hill Lady Lions basketball team played two games last week. The Lady Lions went head-to-head with Hardin County and Chester County. The Lady Lions collected two losses. Scotts Hill’s record is now four wins and five losses for the season. The first game was on Monday, December 12th, against…
Read MoreObituaries for December 20th, 2023
Brad Austin, 57 Preston Lee Bultman, 71 Linder ‘Linda” Kay Evans, 80 Jerry Maness, 78 JoAnn Wood, 80 For complete obituaries, see the December 20th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Read MoreCrowds Line Streets for Lexington Christmas Parade
Article by Steve Corlew- It was one of the largest Christmas parades in Lexington and Henderson County as the holiday celebrations continue this week. Cold weather greeted crowds as the parade made its way down Church Street. Miles Roberts returned as the master of ceremonies and… For complete coverage, see the December 13th edition of…
Read MoreLady Tigers Add Two Wins to Their Record
Article by Jordan Morris- The Lexington Lady Tigers basketball team played two games last week. The Lady Tigers took on Camden and their in-county rival Scotts Hill Lady Lions. The Lady Tigers grabbed a win over both the teams. Lexington’s record is now five wins and one loss for the season. Last Tuesday, December 5th,…
Read MoreNew Law May Face Voters in County Republican Primary
Article by Steve Corlew- When Henderson County voters go to the polls, they may find a new state law requiring them to be a “bona fide” member of a particular party to cast a ballot in the primary. The state’s general assembly passed changes to the law last year which made it a… For complete…
Read MoreSH Lady Lions Pick Up Two Wins and a Loss
Article by Jordan Morris- The Scotts Hill Lady Lions basketball team played a total of three games last week. The Lady Lions went head-to-head with Frank Hughes, McNairy Central, and their in-county rival Lexington Lady Tigers. The Lady Lions managed to secure two wins over Frank Hughes and McNairy, but they took a loss over…
Read MoreSea of Red Honors Fallen Fireman
Article by Steve Corlew- A Henderson County fireman was laid to rest with full honors and a “Sea of Red,” on Saturday, December 9th. Richard “Rick” D. Miller, a driver for the Westover Station 1, died suddenly of a fatal heart attack on Friday, December 1st. Miller, 69, had responded to an… For complete coverage,…
Read MoreLexington Tigers Take Loss to Camden, Defeat Scotts Hill Lions
Article by Jordan Morris- The Lexington Tigers basketball team played two games last week. The Tigers took on the Camden Lions and their in-county rival Scotts Hill Lions. The Tigers grabbed a win over Scotts Hill and lost to Camden. Lexington’s record is now two wins and three losses for the season. Last Tuesday, December…
Read MoreTwo Lexington Men Indicted on Federal Drug Charges
Article by Steve Corlew- Two Lexington men were among 21 people indicted on federal charges for involvement in an organized drug trafficking scheme, according to recently unsealed indictments. U.S. Attorney Kevin G. Ritz announced the unsealing of the indictments on Tuesday, December 12th. Joshua Fields, 28, of Lexington was one of 15 defendants who were…
Read MoreScotts Hill Lions Collect One Win and Two Losses
Article by Jordan Morris- The Scotts Hill Lions basketball team played a total of three games last week. The Lions went head-to-head with Frank Hughes, McNairy Central, and their in-county rival Lexington Tigers. The Lions secured one win in the three games. Scotts Hill’s record is now two wins and five losses for the season.…
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