The Lincoln County Economic Development Foundation met for its December meeting on Dec. 12. In the beginning of the meeting, financial reports and minutes were all approved, Kelly Larson, LCEDF
This Christmas season, several churches are hosting special services to celebrate the holiday. This year, Christmas Eve, Dec. 24, is on a Monday, followed by Christmas, Dec. 25, on Tuesday.
Lincoln County Economic Development Foundation director, Kelly Larson, was in attendance at the December 10 Lincoln city council meeting, to provide an update on several on-going projects. Larson is working
At the December 3 regular meeting of the USD 298 Board of Education, the board approved hiring Schultz Squared Architects, LLC, as the architect for the FEMA storm shelter project,
Even at such a young age, Jenny Abell’s fifth graders at Tescott Elementary School are getting opportunities to take responsibility of their learning, and it could all start with the
In June 2017, Lincoln hosted BAK on the AVE, a special event welcoming several hundred Biking Across Kansas tour participants with live music, food, vendors, performances, games and activities, as
Lincoln County is embracing the holiday season with one resident hosting a pop-up shop in the area, selling festive decor and gifts. Setting up shop next to the Lincoln Senior
A life-size statue of Bill Snyder stands just outside the west gates of picturesque Bill Snyder Family Stadium. There’s also Bill Snyder Highway, a nine-mile stretch extending from Interstate 70
USD 298 teachers returned to school this fall to hear that five $100 grants were being offered by the USD 298 Education Foundation. As a result, teachers were awarded grants
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