The Lincoln School District’s after-school activity route service for high-school and junior-high student athletes will be available during the 2017-2018 school year.
A July meeting designed to bring residents from all Lincoln County communities together to develop a cohesive strategic plan could mean more than just developing a list of priorities and an action
The annual Lincoln County Fair kicks off later this month, featuring three full days of competition, entertainment, food and fun.
A multi-county pursuit by Kansas Highway Patrol troopers last week entered Lincoln County for a short time before eventually leading authorities into a neighboring jurisdiction.
When Kansas State University architectural student Mason Herrman first considered his options for a summer internship, he initially thought about applying with architectural firms in cities with po
As a student-athlete at Lincoln High School, Tori Hayworth often pulled or strained a muscle.
But those injuries, Hayworth thought, were just the price she paid to play the game.
An estimated 425 people gathered last Thursday night at Lincoln Park Manor for the elder-care facility’s annual God Bless America celebration, which kicked off the Independence Day holiday weekend
John Grace is looking forward to the annual Fourth of July festivities at Lincoln Park Manor.
As the nursing facility’s new owner, this year marks his first celebration.
A Sylvan Grove man faces a criminal threat charge following a four-hour standoff with law enforcement early Sunday morning.
A brief, but fierce, storm raced across Lincoln County June 20, leaving ravaged wheat fields, downed power lines and damaged structures.
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