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Mosier Loved “Old Glory” and His Country

Article by Steve Corlew- He loved “Old Glory,” his country, and veterans. Eugene “Sonny” Mosier will be honored and remembered not only for his service to the country, but for his service to other veterans. If you had ever met Sonny, you would understand. He was a fixture among American Legion members, not only at…

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Hamburger and Hot Rod Nationals This Weekend

Article by Steve Corlew- This year’s 5th annual Hamburger and Hot Rod Nationals will feature Daniel Barkley, “Mr. Hot Wheels”, and his Hot Wheels Truck, June 24th at Parkers Crossroads city park. The park is located at I-40 and Tennessee 22 North in Parkers Crossroads. The event features classic cars, food, and entertainment with gates…

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Lexington’s Request on Hold as Budget’s First Reading is Approved

Article by Steve Corlew- The Henderson County Commission will meet Tuesday, June 27th to set a tax rate and approve the second reading of the county’s 2023-24 budget. The commission met on Tuesday, June 13th and approved a first reading of the county’s budgets and took no action on a last-minute quarter of a million-dollar…

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Miles Roberts Honored with Service Above Self Award

Article by Steve Corlew- When local pastor Miles Roberts sees someone homeless, he reflects on Matthew 25:35, and taking that scripture to heart has been leading an effort in Henderson County to help those in need. “For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something…

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Church Group Paints Houses in Lexington

A West Tennessee Work Camp crew shows off their work at North Main Street in Lexington. Team members are: (from left) Kaitlyn Heath, Holly Simons, Molly Dodson, Campbell Melton, Tucker Melton, Jon Morris, Aleia Klamm, Ashley Markham, Amelia Bar, Mya Crowell, Pam Meek. Front Row, sitting (from left) Kiersten Perry, and Addison Cameron. Back center…

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Sunset Symphony Took Audience Around the World

Article by Steve Corlew- The Jackson Symphony’s performance at the Henderson County Chamber’s Sunset Symphony took the audience around the world with a variety of music, Sunday, June 4th. Concert goers from across the county were treated to Symphony on the Move performance on the courthouse lawn. This was one of several “pop-up” concerts being…

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Henderson County Man Indicted on Fentanyl Charges

Article by Steve Corlew- The Lexington Police Department arrested a Henderson County man Monday, June 5th, after he was indicted by the grand jury last week following a drug investigation. LPD officers made a traffic stop and arrested Decota Harmon, 37, and he is being held without bond at the Henderson County Justice Center. On…

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Lexington Board Talks Employee Raises, Garbage Fee Increase

Article by Steve Corlew- The Lexington City Board has started work on the 2023-24 fiscal year budgets with approval of employee pay raises and a garbage fee increase. Meeting Thursday, June 1st, aldermen approved the first reading of the budgets for the electric system, water system, gas system, and the solid waste department. The board…

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Grand Jury Hears 53 Cases, Returns 49 True Bills

Article by Steve Corlew- The Henderson County grand jury returned 49 “True” bills from its session on Thursday, June 1st, according to the Henderson County Circuit Court Clerk’s office. There were four “no” bills returned. Of those indicted, 11 cases were sealed. Those indicted will be arraigned on June 8th…. For complete coverage, see the…

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