The Paw Print downtown store opens June 25
The Paw Print, a student-run merchandise business of USD 298, is officially opening June 25 at 2 p.m.
The Paw Print, a student-run merchandise business of USD 298, is officially opening June 25 at 2 p.m.
Drake Koops Drake Koops is a student, basketball coach, Student Government Association President, student ambassador, and now, a future lawyer.
Farmers in Lincoln County and across the Sunfl ower state are ready for harvest.
Through an initiative from members in Leadership Lincoln County, new paint, pool mats and lifeguard stands are now installed at Lincoln City Pool.
At the June 4 meeting, the USD 298 Board of Education approved new preschool hours, the same slate of enrollment fees as last year, and entering into a 4-year lease agreement with the Bank of Tesco
After 25 years of serving as pastor, Don Howell closed the doors of The Wesleyan Church in Lincoln in May.
Hydration is key to beating the heat this summer, according to David Dohe, Lincoln County Emergency Manager.
Birta Rut Hauksdottir sat in the stands of Mettner Field, not knowing anyone cheering on the Leopards in early September 2017.
Traveling west on Kansas Highway 18, one can see there are some changes going on at Lincoln Municipal Airport.
Lincoln County is receiving a Historic Preservation Fund reimbursement grant through the Kansas Historical Society to hopefully gain historic status in various places in the county.
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