With weather conditions suitable for fi eldwork and fi elds drying, Aaron Zier put his 12-row John Deere planter to work Sunday, planting soybeans into a grain sorghum stubble fi eld south of Linco
With the June 3 noon filing deadline passed, candidates for the upcoming local elections are set. Only one race will be contested, with Nicole Weber and John Buttenhoff both filing
Following surveys, several areas within Lincoln County have been determined eligible for historic designation. “I’m thrilled the overall downtown districts are eligible, and hope that each community will want to
A new bicycle sharing will soon be pedaling in eight communities in North Central Kansas, including Lincoln. KANcycle is a program of OCCK, Inc. Transportation, and Zagster. It will provide
The USD 298 Board of Education met at the Lincoln Jr./Sr. High School Monday, June 3 to view the remediation work that is ongoing with the wall between the kitchen
First Fridays will kick off this summer on June 7 with a fun-filled evening planned, including a movie in the Lincoln City Park, inflatables for children and other activities. “We
The Biking Across Kansas 2019 route will make its way through Lincoln County again, as bicyclists will travel from an overnight stay in Wilson, up the Post Rock Scenic Byway
Al Joe Wallace (R) resigned his position as District 2 Lincoln County Commissioner Monday morning prior to the regular meeting, as confirmed by Lincoln County Clerk Dawn Harlow, and did
Those interested in learning more about their ancestors are invited to the Kansas Council of Genealogical Societies 2019 Conference, hosted by the Lincoln County Genealogical Society. The event is planned
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