A community reception is being planned for June 7, to welcome Dr. Arshad Cheema and Dr. Yasmin Cheema to Lincoln’s medical community. The event will be held at the Finch
The Lincoln County area received more than a total of five inches of precipitation over the last week, according to Doug and Joan Wilson, National Weather Service (NWS) local weather
Travis Suelter, US Tower Corp., and attorney Sarah Steele, Gilmore and Bell of Wichita, were in attendance at the May meeting of Lincoln’s city council to answer questions during the
The USD 299 Board of Education members discussed implementing a hunter safety course next fall for sixth graders during the May 13 BOE meeting. Ryan Batchman, physical education instructor for
Last week, Off-System Bridge 87, south of the old Goldenrod elevator on 140th, was re-opened to traffic. Director of Public Works Michel O’Hare said that there is still finish work
Candidate filings for various city and school positions have been announced. The filing deadline is June 3 at noon. Several positions are open in the cities of Barnard, Beverly, Lincoln
On the courthouse lawn stands a tall four-sided memorial to the early Lincoln County settlers lost to Indian raids 150 years ago. The tragic stories of lives, lost forever as
The USD 298 Board of Education heard many updates on various projects at the regular monthly meeting May 6. Information Items LES Site Council President Lori Spear updated the board
Lincoln County Economic Development Foundation Executive Director Kelly Larson provided a series of updates to the board during the organization’s May 8 meeting. Larson said at time of press that
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