Red Devils Junior Varsity Cheerleaders (l-r) Chloe Pope, Nautica Booker, Gracey Giovengo, Brittany Phillips, Madison Kelly, and Raven Mickens roar with excitement over a touchdown scored against the More...
Michael Lamble of Lincolnton was arrested on Tuesday, September 27, after turning himself into the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office for allegedly fleeing the scene of a one-vehicle accident that occurred on Thursday, October 22. More...
Terry Manning will portray Christopher Columbus, highlighting the figure’s venerated but not well understood character at the October 6 installment of the Lincoln County Historical Society’s “History in the Park.” The speech More...
An error was made in last week’s edition of The Lincoln Journal regarding Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University course that will be available to the community this fall. More...
Red Devils Kevon Franklin (right) and C.J. Glaze (left) take down a Harlem Bulldog player at a junior varsity football game held on Thursday, September 22. More...
If you decide not to plant a fall garden, consider planting a cover crop to give your garden a neat appearance while helping to protect the soil from erosion. More...
The General Practice and Trial Law Section of the Georgia Bar Association and the Augusta Bar Association, in partnership with Georgia Legal Services Program, is hosting a free legal advice clinic at GLSP offices, 209 7th Street, Suite 400, Augusta More...
Larry Miller, broker/owner of Century 21 Larry Miller Realty, recently announced that Professional Realtor® Melissa Parks has joined his firm as a sales agent. More...
l Elaine and Raymond Timmerman came Wednesday and brought lunch. We enjoyed their visit and our lunch. l Anne Wright came Friday and brought lunch. We enjoyed her visit and our lunch. More...
Rev. Deborah Griffin preached at Salem Methodist Church’s summer revival in Washington, Georgia on September 11-14. Each night special music was presented. The church asked Lincolnton United Methodist Church Choir to sing on Wednesday night. More...
Mr. James S. “Steve” Scruggs, 69, of Gills Point Road, entered into rest on Saturday, September 17, 2016 at Wills Memorial Hospital, Washington. Memorial services were held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, September 24, at Beulah Baptist Church. More...
Barney C. Zellars, 79, of Hephzibah Church Road, entered into rest on Friday, September 23, 2016 at his residence. Funeral services were held at 2 p.m. on Tuesday, September 27, at Mt. Nebo Baptist Church, Wilkes County. More...
Masons to meet The Lincolnton Masonic Lodge 354 holds its regular meeting os the third Thursday of every month. Dinner is served at 6:30 with the meeting starting at 7:30. AA meeting More...
At a designated workshop of the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners, where no vote was taken, discussion was given to the proposed sewer expansion project that would extend to the south end of the county. More...
As of Monday, September 19, representatives with the United States Army Corps of Engineers, Savannah District, reported that the three reservoirs on the upper Savannah River entered a Drought Level 2 when the level of Clark’s Hill Lake dipped More...
Elijah Clark State Park’s “Fall Fest” kickoff is slated for October 7-10, and several family friendly events have been scheduled for the four-day long celebration. More...
Lady Red Devil Jenny Beggs scores with a slide as she steals home plate in a LCHS softball game against Lake Oconee Academy. The Lady Devils won with an 8-1 victory. More...
In keeping with the spirit of Christmas, area children will once again be featured in “Christmas Kids and Greetings,” an annual supplement to The Lincoln Journal. More...
Author’s Note: Amelia Blakey Wheatley shares her late father’s 1944 letters from North Camp Hood Texas. The letters give us a sense of what life was like for Private Charles A. Blakey, his family, and friends during World War II. More...
A weekly update on upcoming events at the Lincoln County Historical Park and Lincoln Artisans Gallery, 147 Lumber Street behind the Post Office. More...
“There’s a long drive ... it’s gonna be, I believe ... the Giants win the pennant! The Giants win the pennant! The Giants win the pennant!” – Russ Hodges, N.Y. Giants baseball radio announcer. More...
