Gabe Jonnson, LJSHS senior, made a presentation to the board of USD 298 Feb. 8 about his coding skills and software he has written for specific use. Jonnson said he has been writing code for about three years and is primarily self-taught. He demonstrated to the board how he could write music by coding, and in fact, has written a software package called Songwriter’s Studio to demonstrate that ability.
The old Lincoln State Bank building was awarded a $90,000 Heritage Trust Fund grant by the KSHPO - Kansas State Historic Preservation Office to repair the exterior’s woodwork including the windows, doors and architectural details.
Officials with the North Central-Flint Hills Area Agency on Aging (NC-FH AAA) announced recently that Tenant-Based Rental Assistance (TBRA) grant funds provided by the Kansas Housing Resources Corp
Three dancers from Post Rock Dance Academy, LLC competed at the Prestige National Talent Competition Feb. 6 in Salina.
From South Dakota to the gulf and Kansas to New York, the country has been enveloped in frigid air, snowstorms and other woes that accompany winter, and in some parts of the country the end may not
The Lincoln County Health Department has been holding vaccine clinics at the Finch Theatre in Lincoln. The Finch will be the vaccine site during February and March. Between Feb. 1 — Feb.
At the January meeting of the Lincoln County Hospital’s Board of Trustees, CEO/CFO Tawnya Seitz told the board the hospital had received its second dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for employees. They received 25 doses of the Pfizer vaccine and 14 doses of the Moderna vaccine. The Moderna doses were given to the health department.
Look at any key community institution in the Post Rock Community Foundation (PRCF) coverage area over the past 10 years and that institution is likely to have at least one project funded, either fully or partially, by a PRCF grant.
Above: The Lincoln Carnegie Library was a picturesque scene last week after receiving 3-5 inches of snow on Monday, January 26, 2021 followed by another 2-3 inches on Wednesday, January 27. The snow, beginning on Monday, looked like a giant snow globe with big, beautiful snowflakes.(Photo by Becky Rathbun) Inset Picture: A look at the big snowflakes coming down in downtown Lincoln.(Photo by Jyll Phillips)
Kindness Week was extended due to multiple snow days so greeters are spreading kindness at LES every morning as students arrive at school. Monday there were STUCO students from LHS and Tuesday firefighters and paramedics started the day. “A big thanks to our greeters for helping our kiddos start their days in a kind way this week!” said LES counselor Sawyer Ptacek.(Photo by Becky Rathbun
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