The Lincoln County Historical Society gathered for the annual meeting and program last Monday, Sept. 16, reviewing the past year’s happenings, considering future plans, and learning more about how Lincoln
Elementary students at Lincoln, Lucas-Sylvan and Tescott grade schools were able to enjoy the Creede Repertory Theatre’s original children’s production “Best Foot Forward” last week. The Young Audience Outreach Tour
The Lincoln City Council identified three nuisance properties on Lincoln Avenue during their regular September 9 meeting. These properties are 126 W. Lincoln Ave., known as the “old bakery;” 132
The USD 299 Board of Education heard at the September 9 meeting that enrollment is up for the 2019-2020 school year. S-LUHS Principal Jeff Starkey shared the preliminary enrollment count
“Sky & Land” opens at the Lincoln Art Center Friday September 13 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.,m., and will be displayed through October 19, with Chuck Becker, Cookeville, Tenn.,
The Lincoln County Historical Society will hold its annual meeting Monday, September 16 at 6:00 p.m. at the Kyne House Museum Complex. As with all LCHS meetings, the public is
The USD 298 Board of Education learned at the regular meeting September 4 that enrollment numbers for the district are down for the 2019-2020 school year. Interim Superintendent Dr. Betty
The Beverly-Westfall Firefighters Antique Tractor Pull & Kids Pedal Pull at Crop Service Center in Beverly last weekend had approximately 30 competitors. Up to 20 riders add their body weight
Each year in the fall, local hunting enthusiasts from Post Rock Ringnecks Pheasants Forever Chapter 635 come together to educate new hunters and area youth about hunting safety and ethically.
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