Several short topics were discussed at the monthly meeting of the Lincoln Hospital Board of Trustees, held November 20. CEO Steve Granzow presented the credentials for four providers, all of
Just in time for the winter season, Lincoln will soon have a new coffee shop. Main Street Coffee & Things, is planning a soft opening Monday, December 3, 2018, at
Sunday’s blizzard was only the latest setback in a string of weather-related delays for the fall harvest season in Lincoln County. Since fall harvest began in September, Lincoln County has
It’s been a winter wonderland in Lincoln County. Winter Storm Bruce ascended onto the area and the rest of the state on Sunday, causing closures for local schools and businesses.
At the November Lincoln County Economic Development Foundation meeting, Kelly Larson, LCEDF Executive Director, provided the LCEDF Board with a variety of updates on continuing projects. Larson updated the board
Kerry Smith, owner of Lincoln Grocery, addressed the Lincoln City Council at their regular monthly meeting held November 12, regarding the sale of cereal malt beverage in the city limits
Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office deputies recently began wearing new protective vests on the outside of their uniforms after the final shipment of new equipment arrived on November 5. The new
For the Lincoln Sentinel Following high winds that damaged the Finch Theatre’s awning in August, the theatre recently received a facelift with a new awning, thanks to the work of
Individuals can expect to relive a fascinating decade at Sylvan-Lucas Unified High School’s production of “Back to the 80s, a Totally Awesome Musical” next weekend. “The adult audience members can
The USD 298 Board of Education continues to explore options to lower the cost of the LJSHS HVAC project that was originally estimated at approximately $70,000, bidded at more than
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