Yet another year of the annual Lincolnton United Methodist Church’s “River of Life” program has come and gone, but its mission to touch as many lives as possible within the bounds of Lincoln County, and even beyond, has stayed the More...
A free boater safety course through the Department of Natural Resources will be offered at the Lincoln County Library on Wednesday, June 28, from 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Returning instructor Ryan Swain will conduct the course. More...
Several family-friendly events have been planned for the end of June at Elijah Clark State Park, including a canoe safety course that will be offered on Friday, June 23, from 11 a.m.-12:30 p.m. More...
“This game’s not over until it is over and you focus in until the last out is made. That’s my never- ever-quit attitude.” – Jeff Banister, Manager, Texas Rangers ball club. More...
The Arbor Day Foundation has a book that helps people identify trees in a simple, step-by-step process. The book, ‘What Tree Is That?’ is available for a $5 donation to the nonprofit tree-planting organization. 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...
The Lincoln County Board of Education voted to approve the fiscal year 2018 budget last week. The new budget had only a few slight adjustments differing from what was previously advertised for the public’s information. More...
At a called meeting of the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners, a vote of approval was given to amend the fiscal year 2017 budget in an effort to align end of the year county finances. More...
An early deadline for the July 6 edition of The Lincoln Journal has been scheduled for Thursday, June 29, at 10 a.m. for all classified, retail, legal, and other advertisements, as well as for society and all other news items. More...
As a part of the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office “Neighborhood Watch” program, citizens will now see an increase in patrol vehicles, at a greater frequency, driving through and watching community neighborhoods. More...
Children of all ages attended the Morris Museum of Art event at the library, where children like (r-l) Hannah Williams, Mackenzie Williams, and Abigail Harris were able to create cityscape collages w More...
In Georgia, the risk of serious illness from a tick bite is low, but there’s no reason to give them a free meal. Long pants, tall socks and a little common sense will go a long way in helping Georgians avoid ticks this summer, according t More...
l Debbie Sherman, Jan Smalley and William and Lee Bentley attended Jordan Mahaffey and Chris Cliatt’s wedding Saturday afternoon at St. Paul’s Church in Augusta, Georgia. l Ruby Pope visited with Marion and Hilda Cliatt on Friday. More...
The Pine Needle Garden Club of Lincolnton enjoys visiting the gardens and sites all over our state and those near and far. We love to simply “Grab Someone and Go”! More...
Mrs. Merry Jo Newman Etheredge Epps, 70, of Claire Dr., entered into rest on Monday, June 12 at her residence. Graveside services were held at 2 p.m. on Friday, June 16, at Bellevue Memorial Gardens. Mrs. More...
Mrs. Leila Wright Kelley, 88, entered into eternal rest on Thursday, June 15, 2017 at The Cooper House. Funeral services were held at 2:30 p.m. on Monday, June 19, Lincolnton Baptist Church with Rev. Tripp Goodwin, Dr. Tony Hopkins and Dr. More...
Rev. and Mrs. Willie J. White and the Newberry Missionary Baptist Church family, along with some members from Mulberry CME and Pleasant Grove AME Church, all of Lincolnton, left early Thursday morning, June 1, 2017, traveling to Washington D.C. More...
Warm weather means more young drivers on the road as they head to summer jobs, parties and embark on road trips. Often, young drivers feel invincible, but they shouldn’t take their safety for granted. More...
