Lincoln County Commissioners rejected a request Monday morning from the newly formed Lincoln Manor, Inc., non-profit board to assume control of the county owned nursing home building.
After a little bit of moisture accumulation in Lincoln County over the past few weeks, to ensure growth in crops, continued rain is needed, according to Kansas State Research and Extension Agents.
With severe weather a possibility this time of year, Lincoln County Emergency Manager David Dohe encourages Lincoln County residents to have a set plan.
At 84 years old, Lincoln resident and former Lincoln County Sheriff Don Panzer left behind a legacy of respect and kindness to several family members and friends.
The 2017-18 Lincoln County Leadership program graduated seven members April 19.
Son, brother, uncle, Jayhawk, coach, writer, editor, designer, reporter; Tyler Gier is an individual of many titles, and just happened to add two more.
It is up to Lincoln residents on whether or not fiber Internet will be implemented in the community later this year.
After an error was discovered in Kansas Senate Bill 423 after being signed by Kansas Governor Jeff Colyer on April 17, local school administrators are waiting to see what happens and how it affects
Softball will be played on a different field in Lincoln this year.
Sylvan-Lucas Unified High School graduate Garrett Cheney added another graduation milestone to his list - this time graduating from the United States Army.
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