Lincoln Sentinel-Republican

Farmers in Lincoln County and across the Sunfl ower state are ready for harvest. “We’re guessing the wheat crop to be average to below average due to the lack of moisture last fall clear through spring,” said Janet Vonada. “This early extreme heat...

College interns share experiences working with O’Hare, LCEDF

Drake Koops Drake Koops is a student, basketball coach, Student Government Association President, student ambassador, and now, a future lawyer. Twenty-one-year-old Drake Koops, of Downs, is the law intern at the office of O’Hare Law, LLC this summer...

The Paw Print downtown store opens June 25

The Paw Print, a student-run merchandise business of USD 298, is officially opening June 25 at 2 p.m. The new store is attached to the USD 298 Board Office, which is located at 133 E. Lincoln St. in downtown Lincoln. “I’m just really excited to see...

Summer Baseball Highlights

Sylvan’s Vance Dohl slides into home during a recent midgets game held at the Jerry Jensen Memorial Softball Park last Friday evening. To read more please log in or subscribe to the digital edition https://etypeservices.com/Lincoln%20Sentinel-...

Leadership class improves pool, hosts ‘Dog Day in the Park

Through an initiative from members in Leadership Lincoln County, new paint, pool mats and lifeguard stands are now installed at Lincoln City Pool. “We started with the idea to work on the park area as a whole and then narrowed it down to the pool...

Students hosting produce market

Carbon Rice and Brook Pryor fill a bag full of produce at The Radish Patch student market. On May 31, the students hosted their first market, selling produce by donation, and made $32, according to Gwen Knight, volunteer garden manager at The Radish...

News

Local farming family shares

Farmers in Lincoln County and across the Sunfl ower state are ready for harvest.

By Hailey Dixon

College interns share experiences working with O’Hare, LCEDF

Drake Koops Drake Koops is a student, basketball coach, Student Government Association President, student ambassador, and now, a future lawyer.

By Hailey Dixon

The Paw Print downtown store opens June 25

The Paw Print, a student-run merchandise business of USD 298, is officially opening June 25 at 2 p.m.

By Hailey Dixon

Opinion

What are guidelines to use when harvesting short, thin wheat?

The heat is definitely on and wheat harvest is just starting to gear up in the Post Rock Extension District!

By Sandra Wick

Patience is key in grazing practices

Manipulation is often a word used with a negative connotation; however, the art of manipulating cattle to graze an overgrown area or piece of grass that they typically avoid, can be just what the d

By Barrett Simon

DASH your way to good health

As a dietitian, I get asked often, what is the best diet?

That is simple, what is the desired outcome?

By Gaylene Zier

News

Local farming family shares

College interns share experiences working with O’Hare, LCEDF

The Paw Print downtown store opens June 25

Opinion

What are guidelines to use when harvesting short, thin wheat?

Patience is key in grazing practices

DASH your way to good health

Sports

Summer Baseball Highlights

Lincoln County Hawks baseball improves to 4-2

Local athletes compete in All-Star games

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