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For the past three days, Bill Brooks battled the wind as he pedaled his bike from a point near the Colorado border across western Kansas. By Day 3, southerly wind gusts relentlessly blasted him as he rode the blacktop across north-central Kansas,...

Wheat harvest 2017 is in full swing

A combine cuts another round just ahead of the setting sun last week. Area farmers continue to hustle wheat out of the field during the annual harvest. Westfall area farmer Jeff White reports test weights of 61-62 pounds with varying yields in some...

June Lincoln PRIDE winners announced

Bill and Lana Houston’s yard was chosen as the PRIDE Yard of the Month. They can be found just about daily working on their yard. /*-->*/ To read more please log in or subscribe to the digital edition https://etypeservices.com/Lincoln%20Sentinel...

Farmway merger endorsed by members

Farmway Co-op members overwhelmingly endorsed a proposed merger with Central Valley Ag, leading the way for both cooperatives to unite into one organization Sept. 1. Voting ended June 8. The next day, Farmway officials released a statement...

Historical society hires new director

After more than eight years spent in a leadership role, Andrew Anderson recently retired as director of the Lincoln County Museum. Anderson decided to step down so he could move to McKinney, Texas, a Dallas suburb, to be closer to family, Kathie...

USD 298 activity routes may survive

A recent survey shows the need for a service provided by the Lincoln School District, offering high-school and junior-high student athletes a ride home after practice, is higher than officials anticipated. And, if the district cut activity routes...

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BAK on the AVE

For the past three days, Bill Brooks battled the wind as he pedaled his bike from a point near the Colorado border across western Kansas.

By Jennifer McDaniel

Wheat harvest 2017 is in full swing

A combine cuts another round just ahead of the setting sun last week. Area farmers continue to hustle wheat out of the field during the annual harvest.

Pool again a topic for Lincoln council

Lincoln City Council members further discussed issues at the city pool during their June 12 meeting.

By Jyll Phillips

Opinion

Letter to the Editor

I am sure you have noticed the influx of people in our area that are working for the pipeline. On most days, it is at least 40 extra people.

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

I refer to the report of the Ezra Hubbard killing of John Haley on page 10 of the May 18 issue of the Lincoln Sentinel-Republican.

LETTER TO EDITOR

Sports

Golf tournament raises over $5,000 for foundation

This year’s Lincoln County Hospital Health Foundation’s Golfing for Greater Health Tournament June 3 at the Lincoln Golf Course netted more than $5,500.

Donley, Princ are State Champs

Autumn Princ of Sylvan-Lucas and Lincoln’s Aubry Donley dominated throughout the 2017 track season and both girls capped off the season as State champions.

By Tyler Gier

STATE BOUND

The high school track and field season will come to a close this weekend with the State meet at Wichita State University’s Cessna Stadium.

By Tyler Gier

News

BAK on the AVE

Wheat harvest 2017 is in full swing

Pool again a topic for Lincoln council

Opinion

Letter to the Editor

LETTER TO THE EDITOR

LETTER TO EDITOR

Sports

Golf tournament raises over $5,000 for foundation

Donley, Princ are State Champs

STATE BOUND

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