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September 22, 2005  RSS feed
Residents continue to sponsor relief efforts for hurricane victims
Help for the victims of Hurricane Katrina continues to pour from the hearts of Lincoln County residents. More...
Public hearings set to discuss proposed millage increases

Tax increases for Lincoln County Government and the Lincoln County Board of Education will result in a slew of public hearings. More...

First Assembly will host a mortgage burning ceremony

A mortgage burning ceremony will be held in conjunction with First Assembly of God More...

Midway opens Wednesday at 53rd Annual LC Fair

Celebrate fall while enjoying the games, rides, and food at the 53rd Annual Lincoln County Fair which starts Wednesday, September 28, and runs through Saturday, October 1. More...

Where’s your sign?

The Lincoln County Code Enforcement Office is cracking down on citizens who do not have a 9-1-1 address sign in front of their residence. Displaying one More...

Church declines to press charges against vandals

Two juvenile subjects were questioned by the Lincoln County Sheriff More...

LCHS Student Council

The members of the LCHS Student Council are: (front row, l-r) John Davis, freshman class representative; Megan Saggus, junior class treasurer; Arnell Ferguson, senior class vice president; Viola Harris, senior class treasurer; Dontae Zellars, junior class representative; Vance Woods, sophomore class More...

Whitehead, Fleming receive Legislative Service Award

Two Lincoln County legislators have been selected as recipients of the 2005 Legislative Service Award by the Association County Commissioners of Georgia (ACCG). More...

Booklet full of bargains

LCES students are set to begin taking orders for PTO coupon books which cost $5 each and contain over $250 in coupons from 35 locally owned and/or operated businesses. Pictured with the order forms are Kari Powell (l); Tabitha Partridge (c), PTO president; and Avis Carter. Orders will be taken throu More...

Schools pay tribute to hurricane victims

In compliance with a proclamation issued by the White House, the flags at LCES, LCMS and LCHS were flown at half staff through Monday, September 19. The gesture was made to show the schools More...

No city election

Qualifying for three seats on the Lincolnton City Council was held Tuesday, September 13, through Friday, September 16, at City Hall. More...

 Editorial Page
• article has image Is fresh food better than processed?
I remember during my childhood when my parents picked the vegetables right out of the garden, cooked them, and put them on the table for the family to enjoy. We knew they couldn More...
• To the Editor
• Beautiful county
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 People
• article has image JONAS WYATT BRANTLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Jeremiah Brantley, of Grovetown, Ga., are proud to announce the birth of their son, Jonas Wyatt, born at 3:28 p.m. on Thursday, September 8, 2005 at University Hospital in Augusta. He weighed seven pounds, three ounces and was twenty inches long. More...
• Karyn Smith honored with drop-in shower at Lincolnton Baptist
• article has image A trip to the beach
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 Sports
• article has image Devils break slump with win over Commerce
In desperate need of their first 2005 victory, the hometown Devils were obliged by most-hated rival Commerce last Friday night at the More...
• Campbell hopeful about Devils’ future
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 Obituaries
• Patricia Kessick West
Mrs. Patricia Kessick West, 82, of Savannah Lakes Village, entered into rest on Saturday, September 17, 2005 at University Hospital. More...
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 Public Notices
• LEGALS
Probate Court of Lincoln County Re: Petition of Ola Belle Poole Thomas to probate in solemn form the will of Troy Vernon Thomas, deceased, upon which an order for service was granted by this court on September 8, 2005. More...
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 Community Calendar
• Community Calendar
Lincolnton First Assembly of God will celebrate its 25th anniversary on Sun., Sept. 25 at 10:45 a.m. with Dr. Samuel R. Chand. More...
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