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Scotts Hill Lions Baseball Team Snags Two Wins Last Week
The Scotts Hill Lions Baseball team played four games last week. The Lions went head to head with Adamsville, Bolivar, and St. George in Collierville. Scotts Hill collected two wins in those three games. The Lions hosted Adamsville on Monday, April 8th. In a game that went extra innings, the...
CCI-Your Right To Know-April 18, 2024
Jimmy Eugene Medford, 53, Medon, was arrested and charged with public intoxication and schedule I possession. He was released from the Chester County Jail on his own recognizance. April 11, 2024. William P. Carey, 53, Henderson, was arrested and charged with possession of schedule II methamphetamine with intent to manufacture/deliver/sell...
DCMS ends regular season as district champs
Decatur County Middle School has quietly enjoyed a very good season as they just wrapped up district play with a win over Lexington Middle 8-1 to finish undefeated in the district. The Panthers are 13-1 overall with their only loss coming from a 3-2 loss against Hardin County in their second game of the year. They avenged it three days later with a 2-1 win. The Panthers will have the number one seed going into the six team district tournament this week at Lexington’s Guy B. Amis Park.
Hardin County grandmother arraigned on first-degree murder of grandson, bond reduced
Amy Brasher, 56, of Hardin County, was arraigned on Monday afternoon on first-degree murder charges in the killing of her three-year-old grandson the day after Christmas. Brasher's bond, originally set for $500,000, was reduced to $250,000. She is charged with the first-degree murder of her grandson Carson Brasher. Her husband...
Aldermen Continue Budget Planning, Trim Requests
Lexington aldermen approved purchasing a truck and trailers for public works, but took no action on the transfer station rates on Thursday, April 11th. Aldermen continued its work on the 2024-25 budgets but…. For complete coverage, see the April 17th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
Keith Runyon retires as South Gibson boys basketball coach
Keith Runyon is stepping away from South Gibson boys basketball. Runyon is retiring as the Hornets' head coach at the end of the school year, the school announced Thursday on social media. Runyon was hired in 2021 after three seasons with Lexington. In three years with the Hornets, Runyon totaled a 46-17 record. Runyon's...
Gen. “Dan” Wood Honored, Laid to Rest on Monday
Flag flew at half-mast and a soldier guarded the flag covered casket of Former Tennessee National Guard Adjutant General, Jackie Daniel “Dan” Wood, 83, on Monday, March 15th. Major Gen. Wood was…. For complete coverage, see the April 17th edition of The Lexington Progress. Subscribe Today!
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