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Lexington, TN
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A few moments ago, I announced the State of Tennessee’s recommendations to reopen schools for the 2020-2021 school year. I believe providing parents a choice in their children’s education is incredibly important. tn.gov/governor/news/2020/7/…
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Governor's order allows students to resume contact sports tssaa.org/article/governors-…
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LPD currently has active warrants for the arrest of Mr. Stanley Kyle Tucker(26). Mr Tucker is wanted in connection with the Burglary of Creekside Farms Flee Market on Sunday, May 3, 2020.
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LPD is seeking the public’s assistance with the identification of the person in these photos. The suspect is wanted in connection with the burglary of Creekside Flea Market on East Church Street.
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The Tennessee Department of Health will be providing local residents the opportunity for free drive-thru COVID-19 testing this Sunday, April 26, 2020 from 12pm to 3pm @ the United Methodist Church in downtown Lexington. Traffic flow attached. Please review.
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City Ordinance 7-403. Fireworks When allowed.
The shooting of fireworks inside the corporate limits of the City of Lexington shall be allowed three (3) days prior, the day of, and three (3) days following the holidays designated below until 9:00 P.M.:
(4) New Year's Day.
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LPD would like to remind everyone to come by the fair building Halloween night from 6pm to 8pm and meet some of your favorite characters, play games, and get lots of candy during the annual police department’s Halloween Bash.
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Multiple Divisions of the City of Lexington will be working well into the evening hours to make repairs to the traffic light at West Church and
Fred Odle Drive. Please be patient and consider alternative routes. Remember non-operational lights are four way stops (TCA 55-8-110).
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We play Bolivar at 6 on Saturday in a sub-state sectional game! Winner goes to the 'boro for the state tournament! Looking to have the biggest crowd to ever watch a Lexington High School softball game! Go Big Red! @LexHS_softball @_TheProgress @JSWriterMichael @WBBJ7Alex – at Lexington, TN
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Packed house again to cheer on the 7AA Region Champions! These girls just keep getting it done! One more win and on to Murfreesboro! Sub-state game will be Saturday and we will post time as soon as Covington/Bolivar game is over. GO BIG RED! @LexHS_softball @_TheProgress – at Lexington, TN
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Game time for region championship game against South Side is 6 tonight! We need everybody there again to help our girls maintain this fantastic home field advantage! Go Big Red! Stay tuned for weather updates! @LexHS_softball @_TheProgress @JSWriterMichael @WBBJ7Alex – at Jackson, TN
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The City of Lexington will be conducting Street milling and paving operations on Britt, Sunset, Brentwood and Parkview Courts beginning Thursday, March 28, 2019. Residents of those areas are ask to plan their travels with this delay in mind.
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All Parents,
Lexington City Schools will be closed Wednesday February 6 - Friday February 8, 2019 due to illness. This will include ALL after-school activities for the rest of the week.
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On this date in 1954 Lexington Police Department Patrolman Arthur Gurley made the ultimate sacrifice in the performance of his duties.
Gone but never forgotten.
