County Commissioner Alexis Pflugh was in attendance at the March 11 meeting of the Lincoln City Council, on behalf of the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners, to inquire about the
Last Thursday March 14, Farmers and Ranchers Livestock in Salina sold a specially dressed Charolais steer for a worthy cause. Dale Rosebrook, with Rosebrook Farms, Lincoln, painted the steer’s white
Leopard journalists wrote, created and designed their way to several first, third and honorable mention titles at the Kansas Scholastic Press Association Regional contest. Lincoln High School students competed at
Lincoln USD 298 began the search for a new superintendent on Monday night in a special meeting of the Board of Education, after Lincoln Superintendent Kathy Robertson resigned last Monday
The Lincoln Board of Education met three times in the last month, twice in special meetings, and once for the regular monthly meeting. The board met in February to discuss
Lincoln County youths put their creative ideas to the test at the second annual Youth Entrepreneurship Challenge. “I think that the students just did an all around great job researching
Lincoln residents witnessed a rare sight Monday morning as Star House Moving Company, Grant, Neb., and Unruh House Moving, Galva, Kan., worked with local crews to move a house across
The Post Rock Community Foundation is now accepting applications for spring grants. Online applications open March 1 and are due Wednesday, May 1, 2019. Over $75,000 is available within the
Due to inclement weather, the regular meeting of the board of trustees for Lincoln County Hospital, originally scheduled for February 19, was postponed until February 26. The credentials of two
Inching closer to warmer days, Kansans will spring forward as Daylight saving time goes into effect March 10. Clocks will move forward one hour, causing an hour less of sleep
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