News
When Shari Pittenger first began her career as a physical education instructor, she had no idea she would spend more than 30 years at USD #298, or get the level of recognition she recently received
By Jyll Phillips
A staff member at Lincoln Park Manor has tested presumptive positive for COVID-19, according to information received from Administrator Diane Walters.
Starting Nov. 2, 2020, the Lincoln County Health Department will begin doing COVID-19 Saliva testing. This is not a rapid test. It may take up to two days to receive test results.
Opinion
As the soybeans and trees began to surrender their summer green to the inevitability of autumn, my mind started to drift to pheasant hunts long ago.
Have you ever noticed how things in general are grouped in three’s? Like.... Three strikes and you’re out. Third time’s a charm. Ready, set, go.
By Jyll Phillips
Fall is winding down on our farm. Brown grass is hidden beneath piles of colorful leaves that have fallen.
By Jackie Mundt Pratt County Farmer And Rancher
Sports
The Sylvan Mustangs football team ended their regular season with a blow out against the Tescott Trojans. The final score was 46-0.
The Lincoln Leopard football team ended the regular season with a loss against the undefeated Canton-Galva Eagles. Lincoln finished the night with 19 overall tackles and one sack.
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