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Grand Jury Returns 34 True Bills

Article by Steve Corlew The Henderson County Circuit Court grand jury returned 34 “true” bills and two “no” bills when they convened on Friday, January 24th. Two indictments were sealed as law enforcement officers worked to locate those indicted. Indicted were:… For complete coverage, see the January 29th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!

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NIDEC Manager Tells Rotary Club of Growth

Articley by Steve Corlew Bart Milam updated the Lexington Rotary Club on the activities at NIDEC, one of the top employers in the county and growing. Milam is a native Henderson Countian, who began his career at NIDEC in 1995 as a second shift lathe operator and through… For complete coverage, see the January 22nd…

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Large Crowd Celebrates MLK Day at Montgomery

Article by Steve Corlew A large crowd braved the fridged temperatures to celebrate the legacy of Martin Luther King, Jr., on Monday at the Montgomery Cultural and Enrichment Center on Monday, January 20th. The celebration of Dr. King’s life and accomplishments brought out… For complete coverage, see the January 22nd edition of The Lexington Progress.…

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Water Main Break Causes Sinkhole Damaging Vehicles

Article by Steve Corlew A break in a 6-inch water main on North Broad Street created a sinkhole that caused damage to nine vehicles on Sunday night, January 19th. The bitter cold weather sent temperatures… For complete coverage, see the January 22nd edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!

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Mayor McCready Delivers “State of the County” Address

Article by Steve Corlew The Henderson County Mayor Robbie McCready delivered the “State of the County” address at the Lexington Rotary Club on Tuesday, January 7th. The club annually hosts the county and city mayors to update the activities of the local governments and the progress that has been made. “Henderson County is really… For…

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Sliding Into Winter Fun

Article by Steve Corlew Students were headed back to school on Tuesday, January 14th, as snow from a weekend storm was rapidly becoming just a memory. The Henderson County Emergency Management office reported 5.5 inches of snow fell during the storm this past weekend. The snow caused… For complete coverage, see the January 15th edition…

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County Board of Education Approves 2025-26 Calendar

Article by Steve Corlew The Henderson County Board of Education approved the 2025-26 school calendar, following the recommendation by the calendar committee. The board held its regular monthly session at Lexington High School on Thursday, January 9th. The board members also… For complete coverage, see the January 15th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!

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Early Morning Lexington Fire Claims Life

Article by Steve Corlew One person died in an early morning fire at 303 Natchez Trace Drive in Lexington on Thursday, January 9th. According to Lexington Police Chief Jeff Middleton, Lexington Police and Fire Investigators along with the assistance of the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation are working to determine the cause and origin of the…

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Planning Commission Discusses Sugar Maple Trail

Article by Steve Corlew The Henderson County Planning Commission approved its first subdivision plat but ran into questions on a second division of property when they met on Thursday, January 2nd. In October, the planning commission approved regulations for subdivisions which required plat approvals for the development of property in Henderson County. In January of…

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Sardis Approves Second Reading of Water Rate Hike

Article by Steve Corlew The Sardis City Board approved the second reading of a water rate increase during the board January 6th meeting. The board voted in December for a small increase to the rates, hoping to keep the state from forcing the board to raise the rates. The increase will not go into effect…

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