Chris Crocker begins every working day with a meeting, followed by reviewing charts, conversing with residents and families and walking the halls of Lincoln Park Manor. Although Crocker just began
Leading off the regular meeting of the Lincoln County Hospital Board of Trustees last Tuesday, Bob White presented the board with $1,000 from the Kansas Masonic Foundation and $1,000 from
Lincoln County residents have several opportunities to celebrate the upcoming Fourth of July holiday. The sky will be bright and aglow with fireworks this Friday at the God Bless America
Jessie Schulteis was inspired to join the field of animal medicine ever since she was a child growing up on her family farm near Vesper. Schulteis is the newest veterinarian
By a secret ballot vote of 11-4 at Saturday’s Republican Convention, the Lincoln County Republican committee persons representing District 2 chose James Gabelmann to fill the District 2 Commissioner vacancy,
A Convention of the Republican Central Committee will be Saturday, June 22 at 9 a.m.
Sarah Steele of Gilmore & Bell, P.C., Wichita, and Travis Suelter, Vice President of US Tower Corp., appeared before the Lincoln city council June 10 to answer questions and concerns, and addre
With weather conditions suitable for fi eldwork and fi elds drying, Aaron Zier put his 12-row John Deere planter to work Sunday, planting soybeans into a grain sorghum stubble fi eld south of Linco
With the June 3 noon filing deadline passed, candidates for the upcoming local elections are set. Only one race will be contested, with Nicole Weber and John Buttenhoff both filing
Following surveys, several areas within Lincoln County have been determined eligible for historic designation. “I’m thrilled the overall downtown districts are eligible, and hope that each community will want to
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