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If you’ve been a student in USD #298 any time in recent history, or had a child enrolled, you know Shari Pittenger. Lovingly known as “Pitt” to many, Pittenger spent decades in Lincoln working with children as their physical education teacher. What some may not know is that she was an outstanding athlete in her youth.

Marilyn Helmer at Village Lines loves to promote local artists whether it be quilting, locally created jewelry pieces, paintings or writers. Mark March 29 on your calendar for a book-signing by one of these local artists at Village Lines, 139 W. Lincoln Avenue.

When is it common for high school students to drive a tractor to school? When it’s “Tractor Day” during National FFA Week!

The steps up to what once was a bank and later a photo studio, have been completed. This is a project funded in part by an historical preservation grant.

Besides the Big Kansas Road Trip and a visit from participants of Bike Across Kansas, another potentially large group of people may be visiting Lincoln this spring for the All Kansas and Nebraska Shop Hop.

A murder was committed at the Marshall-Yohe House Saturday, February 17 amidst a special dinner party held on the premises.

The week of February 1724, 2024, has been named National FFA Week and LJSHS Ag Teacher and FFA Sponsor Morgan Nitsch has national activities planned all week in commemoration.

Who in the county has not been touched by cancer in some way? Probably not many. Does Lincoln County have a higher cancer rate than normal? Is there something in our environment causing this? K-State Research and Extension thinks so.