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Article by Steve Corlew The first rain free weekend in weeks brought out the crowds to several events around the county, benefiting many local charities. Over three hundred classics cars were on display at Parkers Crossroads’ city park for the seventh annual Sonic Hamburger and Hot Rod Nationals. The event brought classic cars of all…

Article by Steve Corlew The Lexington Rotary club heard a legislative update from 79th District State Representative Brock Martin (R-Huntingdon) at its regular meeting on Tuesday, June 17th. Henderson countians will soon see work on state highways as part of the state’s three-year road improvement plans. “It is much needed,” Representative Martin said about the……

Article by Steve Corlew The ballots are set for the 2025 Lexington municipal election as candidates make the decision on which races to join. Alderman Gordon Wildridge and County Commissioner Andy Anderson will face off int the race for mayor. Four candidates are running for alderman, position 4, as incumbent Fred Ellis is being challenged…

Article by Steve Corlew The Henderson County Board of Education voted unanimously to join a class action lawsuit against Adient on Thursday, June 12th. The board heard from the attorneys who represent over 400 plaintiffs in… For complete coverage, see the June 18th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!

Article by Steve Corlew An affordable housing project is a step closer to becoming a reality as the Lexington Planning Commission approved a recommended rezoning for the property on Roy Pruitt Lane near the new Henderson County Health Department. TAG C Corporation, a non-profit created by … For complete coverage, see the June 18th edition…

Article by Steve Corlew Spent cartridge casings from the final salute given two U. S. Army veterans were handed out Wednesday, June 4th, following the service at Parkers Crossroad Veterans Cemetery. Those empty cartridges will be a constant reminder of… For complete coverage, see the June 11th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!  

Article by Steve Corlew As expected, the Henderson County Commission approved the first reading of its 2025-26 budget without a property tax increase but could face challenges in the months and years ahead. Meeting on Tuesday night, June 3rd, commissioners voted down a proposed tax increase to fund the… For complete coverage, see the June…

Article by Steve Corlew The Parkers Crossroads Veterans Honor Guard will hold a service for two unclaimed veteran soldiers who have served our country, but forgotten about overtime. The service will begin… For complete coverage, see the June 4th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!

Article by Steve Corlew Henderson County Mayor Robbie McCready is not recommending a property tax increase as the Henderson County Commission moves forward with its 2025-26 budgets. The commission held a special session last night (June 3rd) to approve the first of… For complete coverage, see the June 4th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe…